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Sports Direct to axe six Evans Cycles stores in first wave of closures
Six Evans Cycles branches are facing closure in the first wave of changes under new owner Sports Direct.
Thursday 5 November 2026
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Six Evans Cycles branches are facing closure in the first wave of changes under new owner Sports Direct.
FedEx Express has announced the finalists for its Small Business Grant contest in the UK.
Partners at Grant Thornton have been forced to stomach an 8% pay cut to just £373,000 following a difficult year for the accountancy fi..
The UK is experiencing an “epidemic” of criminal attacks on cash machines, a report warns. The damage from attacks on cash machines ove..
The Bank of England risks becoming embroiled in another political storm after concerns were raised over a meeting of top officials from Venezuela
Superdry is expected to report subdued profits on Wednesday amid warm weather conditions, while its founder plots a return to the busin..
New research has revealed the impact of burglary upon families across the UK.
The brakes have been slammed on annual house price growth – which has slowed down sharply to the weakest rate seen in six years.
Shares in AJ Bell rocketed on their first day of trading as the investment firm was valued at £651 million. The group confirmed last mo..
Housebuilder Berkeley has reported a sharp fall in profits as Brexit uncertainty and a slow property market continue to drag on the fir..
Primark owner Associated British Foods (ABF) has warned that trading at the budget retail chain in the run-up to Christmas has been “ch..
Housebuilder Berkeley has upgraded its profit guidance by at least 5% following what it called a “resilient” start to the year. The upg..
Mobile operator O2 has said its data networks have been restored after a day of disruption for smartphone users.
A consultation into pension “superfunds” which could give savers more secure retirement incomes has been launched by the Government. A ..
Theresa May’s plans to curb immigration after Brexit could result in businesses collapsing and jobs being lost, the head of the CBI warned