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Reports suggest the fast fashion giant is leaning towards placing its £71 billion listing into the London Stock Exchange instead of the US.
Baldock said firms should not be subjected to more red tape and government 'diktats' from any political party.
We understand that apart from Hellmann's Mayonnaise and Knorr Soups, all other nutrition brands could go - including Bovril, Marmite and Pot Noodle.
Adrian Hallmark stunned the luxury car sector by quitting Bentley, after six years in charge of the luxury car maker, to take the wheel at Aston Marti
The Chinese-owned group is understood to be 'nowhere near' striking an agreement for the cash, an industry source said.
In an unusual intervention, the UK boss of Airbus said the invasion of Ukraine had shown the sector can no longer be seen as a 'nice-to-have'.
At the very least one would expect the combative Sarah Cardell, competition regulator-in-chief, to come up with testing remedies.
Such is the popularity of superstar, the tour has already grossed more than the total GDP of a number of small countries, having amassed more than one
The Italian car company will unveil the first production city car version on July 11 this year to celebrate its milestone 125th anniversary.
The most popular property to rent in Britain is part of an alternative housing scheme that makes it significantly cheaper than the £2,121 a month cos
One of the rarest and most valuable British coins in existence will soon be going under the hammer and could fetch as much as $750,000.
Money influencers have a big following on TikTok, and tips on how to save more money are particularly popular - but advice should be treated with caut
A technology fund run by US private equity shark KKR revealed it had sold 19.4m shares in the firm, equivalent to a stake of around 2.5 per cent.
The insurer reported a pre-tax profit of £107m for 2023 - after a loss of £145m in 2022 - while also returning more than £30m to members of the mut
Trump Media & Technology Group - the firm behind the former US president's Truth Social site - is expected to list on New York's Nasdaq.
The advertising tycoon reportedly turned down Stagwell's bids because they undervalued the company.
Shoppers bought the same amount of goods last month as in January, according to official figures, defying doom and gloom predictions of a 0.4 per cent
The Netherland's minister of economic affairs will meet with Unilever's Dutch boss Hein Schumacher as he mulls where to list the £15billion spin off.
Ageas said it would not make another offer for the insurer after two snubbed attempts.
Will inflation keep coming back down towards target and the Bank of England soon seamlessly switch back to cutting rates?