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Wagamama takeover approved despite hefty opposition
The Restaurant Group has clinched approval for its controversial takeover of the Wagamama chain, despite a significant level of opposit..
Thursday 5 November 2026
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The Restaurant Group has clinched approval for its controversial takeover of the Wagamama chain, despite a significant level of opposit..
As employers prepare for their annual festivities, the mental health charity Mind has released new research suggesting that 1 in 3 employees would rather take part…
Hundreds of employees at doorstep lender Morses Club are in line for a windfall worth almost £1,000 after the company announced a share..
Homes and businesses that generate their own electricity could end up paying extra charges under proposals set out by the energy watchdog
Findings released today from Ecard Shack reveal how much money gets spent on Christmas presents every minute in December.
On The Beach has become the latest holiday provider to unveil a hit to demand as a result of the summer heatwave.
Only 5% of oil and gas companies think Brexit will have a positive impact on the UK Continental Shelf, according to a new survey.
Online bed-in-a-box brand, Emma Mattress, sold one mattress every 30 seconds over Black Friday, as it turns over €5m over the Black Friday weekend.
The UK’s competition watchdog has said Experian’s acquisition of Clearscore could pose a threat to competition, as it unveiled the prov..
Housebuilder Telford Homes has warned it still has “work to do” to meet its full-year profit targets and said Brexit has added further ..
Chemicals giant Ineos has announced its support for the Government’s proposed EU withdrawal agreement. The company, which runs the huge..
Shop prices are almost unchanged from last Christmas in good news for consumers but a continuation of difficult conditions for struggling conditions
Older workers are more downbeat about their chances of having enough money to enjoy themselves in retirement than younger employees.
Politicians from nine countries reacted angrily to the absence of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg at a hearing today.
Companies looking for somewhere to store extra supplies of fresh food in the run-up to Brexit in March may be too late, the chief executive of…