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Neeraj Kanwar is boss of Apollo Tyres, which has seven factories across the world - including a European base in Hungary - but none in the UK.
Carrefour veteran Baitiéh has made the long journey from elegant Paris to vibrant Leeds.
The trajectory of the Holland Cooper brand contrasts with the woes of Superdry, the clothing line where the chief executive and major shareholder is J
In a letter to the board, Bluebell has launched an outspoken personal attack on Nagle.
Over the past year, it has generated a return of 14 per cent for shareholders. Over five years, the record is even more impressive. A return of 75 per
The firm is back in fashion following years in the doldrums when the brand lost its way and sales tumbled.
The High Street lender aims to shut 68 branches - leaving just 244 by the end of 2024.
Zuber Issa is said to be exploring a sale of his 22.5 per cent share of the supermarket chain.
My son split with his partner last year and moved out of the property. She still has the Sky Glass TV and won't let him take it back. What can he do?
Dunkerton showed his hand amid speculation that hedge funds could be planning to swoop on the company he set up more than 20 years ago.
Under pressure from big tech, the Government is minded to give AI proponents a free ride.
The central bank's chief economist Huw Pill said there was not yet 'sufficient evidence' to reduce borrowing costs.
Linda Jackson has announced a deal called Peugeot Allure Care, which aims to give EV buyers 'total peace of mind'.
The US oil giants reported combined earnings of £45billion for 2023. Profits fell compared to the record highs achieved in 2022 as oil and gas prices
Shares in the group behind Guinness and Johnnie Walker rose 1.1 per cent to 2936.5p, taking its gains in little over a week to around 12 per cent.
The former president - who is widely expected to be the Republican nominee - said he would not reappoint Jerome Powell if he wins the election.
Murray Auchincloss took over after Bernard Looney was forced to stand down in disgrace last year over personal relationships with colleagues.
They operate via apps not branches - and are seen as crucial to Britain's future as a forward-looking global financial services centre.
On a frenzied day of trading, shares in the Facebook and WhatsApp owner soared nearly 22 per cent.
People aged 27-plus all say they are more likely to rely on pensions as their main source of wealth in retirement - particularly those aged 60-78.
