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  • Serie A won’t catch the Premier League by selling its rights better

    Sport Business

    Serie A was the creme de la creme in the nineties and noughties. Maldini, Totti and Gattuso were household names everywhere from the hills of Naples to the streets of Salford.  But that global prestige has waned and our own data shows that Italian football has nowhere near the same pull for overseas football fans [...]

    Lautaro Martinez celebrating passionately in his black and blue Inter Milan football jersey
  • Crystal Palace agree deal with HSBC that paves way for new training ground

    Sport Business

    Crystal Palace FC have agreed to buy the 27-acre HSBC Sports Ground in Beckenham, South London, in a move that will allow the club to significantly expand their training facilities. The HSBC grounds, which currently comprise cricket and football pitches as well as a pavilion, border Palace’s academy complex, which is itself across the road [...]

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  • Claridge’s swings to £10m loss as luxury hotel warns on ‘adverse impact’ of tax hikes

    Hospitality

    Claridge’s has suffered a loss of just under £10m as the iconic London business warned government tax hikes were taking their toll. The five-star Mayfair hotel, which opened its doors in 1898 before expanding via a five storey ‘mega basement’ in 2021, recorded a loss after tax of £9.7m for 2025, reversing a £2m profit [...]

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  • Manchester United deny financial motive behind nearly 700 season ticket bans

    September 11, 2026

    Manchester United have banned 685 season ticket holders for reselling their seats but insist that the crackdown is not a cash-grab by the club. It follows an investigation by United chiefs that found “unusual activity” on the accounts of 1,617 members, who were asked to provide explanations. The operation caused outcry among some supporters, who [...]

  • Fritz accuses US Open supplier Wilson of misleading players

    September 11, 2026

    Tennis player Taylor Fritz has accused US Open supplier Wilson of misleading players over the quality of their replica balls. The American player, who was beaten by Francisco Cerundolo in the third round of the US Open at Flushing Meadows, issued a rant on X accusing the firm of distributing different quality balls despite assurances [...]

  • ‘Calm before the storm’: City warns Healey growth spurt won’t last

    September 11, 2026

    The UK economy’s surprise summer growth spurt is set to be “blown away” by a spike in energy prices and a recent surge in the cost of borrowing, economists have warned the government. Fresh figures revealed on Friday that the economy expanded 0.4 per cent in July, ahead of initial forecasts that predicted flat growth. [...]

  • Wetherspoon boss: ‘Not up to Burnham’ to choose who is on the high street 

    September 11, 2026

    Britain’s pubs have few more committed defenders than Sir Tim Martin. The Norwich-born businessman founded JD Wetherspoon in 1979 when he bought his first pub in Muswell Hill, initially named Martin’s Free House.  Since rebranding the pub to Wetherspoon – named after a former teacher of Martin’s who could not control his class – it [...]

  • On this day: ‘I can hear you… and the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon’

    September 11, 2026

    On this day, 25 years ago, the world changed forever. Eliot Wilson takes us through the tragic events that happened on 9/11.

  • Government admits Burnham’s Whitehall shake-up leaves tech policy in limbo

    September 11, 2026

    Nearly two months after Andy Burnham abolished Britain’s technology department, ministers have admitted parts of the former department still have nowhere to go. A long-awaited breakdown of the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) carve-up revealed a “small number of policy areas” are yet to be allocated, while some staff are still waiting to [...]

  • London’s unicorn boom is masking an early-stage funding crisis

    September 11, 2026

    European tech is experiencing two diametrically opposed extremes. On paper, there has never been a better time to build, writes Christoph Klink A new breed of rocketship unicorns are reaching billion-dollar valuations in record time. London sits at the absolute centre of this surge, home to 43 per cent of all European rocketship unicorns – [...]

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