Former O2 and Pizza Express boss takes chairman seat at Gaucho-owner Rare Restaurants
Hospitality grandee David Campbell is to take the chairman's role at Rare Restaurants, the group behind the Gaucho and M restaurant brands.
Nadhim Zahawi’s lawyer from Osborne Clarke referred to disciplinary tribunal
Nadhim Zahawi's lawyer from Osborne Clarke who made headlines after threatening Dan Neidle with libel now faces a Disciplinary Tribunal
Plans for an Asda ‘town centre’ linking London’s Old Oak and Park Royal
The Issa brother-owned grocer has entered into an agreement with developer Barratt, on a Brownfield site, currently home to a superstore, marking a "significant milestone" for the firm.
Dedicated civil service equality jobs face axe, ‘common sense’ minister announces
Civil service jobs solely dedicated to equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) are set to be axed, the minister for ‘common sense’ has announced.
Anglo American rejects second BHP takeover bid – this time worth £34bn
Anglo American has rejected a second takeover bid from BHP - this time worth £34bn.
Busy claims year drives demand for risk professionals in London insurance market
Vacancies for risk professionals in insurance companies are on the rise as the sector battles yet another busy claims year
BBVA could raise offer for Sabadell by selling TSB, analysts say
Analysts have argued Spanish banking giant Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria (BBVA) could raise its hostile takeover bid for smaller domestic rival Banco Sabadell by selling its UK arm TSB.
SME lender Simply Asset Finance posts record revenue as small firms shun big banks
Specialist lender Simply Asset Finance has posted a record annual revenue as small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) turn away from big banks for funding.
M&S chair: ‘Gove never engaged with us on Oxford Street ruling’
"One year, at the whim, really, of a Secretary of State, who's been found to have made his judgement wrongly on five different counts by the High Court.
Tribunal approves Stagecoach £25m settlement in train fare class action
Stagecoach South Western Trains have agreed to pay a class action up to £25m in settlement, bringing an end to its five year dispute.