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Gregg sold the Apollo Leisure Group for more than £150million in 1999. But he now views that as his worst ever business decision.
In less than a decade, Tom and Phil Beahon have gone from 'Mum's kitchen table in Liverpool' to 'the top table' in Downing Street.
In most walks of life, the more effort you put into something, the better the outcome. Investing isn't one of them.
I have listened to plenty of clients who felt regretful, if not resentful, having given generously - and with the best of intentions - only to be met
There is a recurring theme which should jar with many hard-pressed households - and that is booming boardroom remuneration.
Mortgage arrears have gone up as rates have soared, but there hasn't been a rise in repossessions. We look at how homeowners are managing higher home
A baby born today would need more than £500,000 to buy their first home when they reach 31 - the average age of first-time buyers.
While we don't know when the election will be yet, those planning to move may be concerned that any changes in policy or general uncertainty could aff
Nostalgia for a bygone age is behind the popularity of some of its rarest steam-powered motors, which have risen as much as eight-fold in price over t
My rather ambitious year-end predictions that, in 2024, the Footsie would reach 8,500 and the pound touch $1.40 might not look so hairy after all.
In it, the power producer said it sourced 8 million tonnes of wood from around the world and burned 6 million in 2023.
The building society agreed a £2.9billion deal last week to buy the challenger bank and create Britain's second biggest savings and loans group.
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
