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Creditors to lose £80m owed by Jamie Oliver’s restaurant chain
Most of the £80m Jamie Oliver’s restaurant chain owed after its collapse last May will not be recovered, according to the firm’s administrators.
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Most of the £80m Jamie Oliver’s restaurant chain owed after its collapse last May will not be recovered, according to the firm’s administrators.
Aston Martin has warned of a sharp fall in annual profits as "challenging trading conditions" extended into the key month of December - sending shares plunging.
An Australian software platform to help farmers manage the compliance requirements of running a modern agribusiness will be commercially trialled in the United Kingdom this month.
When chief executives of companies in the FTSE 100 go into the office this morning they will on average have already earned in 2020 what a…
The chancellor says his delayed Budget will be on 11 March and "spread opportunity to those left behind".
Credit card lending to individuals in the United Kingdom has reached £54.16 billion this last third quarter of 2019.
This year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas is under way, with some of the world's weirdest devices on show.
A Worthing charity fears its income could be cut by more than half after Tesco asked it to remove its textile recycling bins from their stores…
The gaming industry is one of the fastest-growing economic sectors in the world, bringing in billions of dollars in the profit.
New car registrations in the UK last year fell to their lowest level since 2013, according to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).
The number of working teenagers has almost halved in the last 20 years, a study suggests, sparking fears of the "death of the Saturday job".
The popular but controversial restructuring tool used by struggling retailers to stave off closure is, more often than not, simply putting off the inevitable, new analysis…
One of the country’s biggest property investment families has called the bottom of the shopping centre slump after spending almost £23 million on two struggling properties.
Finland's new Prime Minister has called for the introduction of a flexible working schedule in the country that would involve a four-day-week and six-hour working day.
New research from the Federation of Small Businesses has revealed the scale of problems that firms are facing when it comes to using online marketplaces such…