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  • Mike Ashley’s Frasers snaps up Harvey Nichols 

    Retail

    Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group has bought Harvey Nichols, plucking the struggling luxury department store from the jaws on insolvency. The group, which also owns Sports Direct and Flannels, has acquired each of the chain’s stores, excluding the site in Dublin, from FTI Consulting through a pre-pack administration process. Frasers’ acquisition of Harvey Nichols marks the […]

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  • FTSE 100 Live: Stocks drop as Antofagasta prompts miner sell-off; oil prices cool

    FTSE 100 Live
    Glencore floated on the London Stock Exchange in 2011 and is one of the largest members of the FTSE 100.
  • War and tax: How the UK economy could get knocked off course

    Economics
    Andy Burnham speaking at a public event, emphasizing local governance and policy changes, wearing a suit and gesturing pas...
  • Meta glasses court ban sparks privacy warning for City businesses

    Legal
    Mark Zuckerberg smiling while adjusting smart glasses on his face, wearing a black shirt and two wristbands
  • Grandparents fund university degrees to avoid inheritance tax net

    Personal Finance
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  • Could a ‘land blocking’ rule change spell danger for Aldi and Lidl?

    Retail
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  • Revolut takes flight with launch of new airport lounges

    Fintech
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  • Stamp duty on shares is ‘biggest handbrake’ says UK bank chief

    Markets
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  • Exclusive: Easyjet shareholder rights to be watered down under Apollo deal

    Aviation
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  • Ten bold ideas to fire up the British economy

    Economics
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  • Disney+ snaps up Gary Neville’s The Overlap and new Wayne Rooney hosted show

    Sport Business
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  • ‘Absurd’: Government seeks quantum tech chief – no experience necessary

    Tech
    Advanced quantum computer with intricate circuits and glowing interface, illustrating cutting-edge technology innovations
  • Does the real economy care that much about AI?

    AI
    Tesco store exterior with festive decorations, highlighting its 10-year UK market share high and Q3 sales performance.
  • UK economy weathers Iran war shocks but slowdown incoming

    Economics
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  • IT consultant ordered to pay £50,000 after being accused of stealing Soho House members’ personal details

    Legal
    Soho House has continued to attract new members to its clubs.
  • Corgi Cafe: My day at London’s 24/7 hub for tech bros

    Opinion
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  • Bingo halls at risk if Burnham hikes taxes, Mecca Bingo owner warns

    Hospitality
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Editor's Picks

  • ‘Social value’ procurement rules are an absurd waste of time and money

    Economics
    Tunnelling for the Euston link finally kicks off this week.
  • ‘It’s military precision’: meet the chefs crafting summer’s £6k corporate hospitality dishes

    Life&Style
    Chefs preparing gourmet dishes for corporate hospitality at prestigious events like Silverstone and Ascot
  • Richard Branson: Support founders to build the next Virgin in Britain

    Opinion
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Opinion

  • Capgemini MD: London must keep reinventing itself

    Opinion

    Each week, we dig into the memory bank of the City’s great and good. Today, Capgemini UK MD Rob Walker takes us through his career in tech.

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  • The Simon Levy case proves some criminals can never be rehabilitated

    Opinion
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  • Devolution should mean regions competing for investment

    Opinion
  • Vibes matter with tax, so here’s how Healey can deliver a feel-good Budget

    Opinion
  • Britain needs to start designing for drought

    Opinion
  • Let’s go to the wall to stop graffiti

    Opinion
  • Banning vape shops won’t fix scuzzy high streets

    Opinion
  • Corgi Cafe: My day at London’s 24/7 hub for tech bros

    Opinion
  • Is Canary Wharf Back? Barclays' Mega Bet
  • The City should prepare for Burnham's tax raid
  • Motor finance compensation in doutbt, Thatcher aide on 'No. 10 North' and: what is co-living?
  • Why Andy Burnham Could Spell Disaster for the UK Economy
  • Sky buys chunk of ITV, what the City makes of Burnham, and $8m World Cup tickets
  • Is Canary Wharf Back? Barclays' Mega Bet

    Is Canary Wharf Back? Barclays' Mega Bet

  • The City should prepare for Burnham's tax raid

    The City should prepare for Burnham's tax raid

  • Motor finance compensation in doutbt, Thatcher aide on 'No. 10 North' and: what is co-living?

    Motor finance compensation in doutbt, Thatcher aide on 'No. 10 North' and: what is co-living?

  • Why Andy Burnham Could Spell Disaster for the UK Economy

    Why Andy Burnham Could Spell Disaster for the UK Economy

  • Sky buys chunk of ITV, what the City makes of Burnham, and $8m World Cup tickets

    Sky buys chunk of ITV, what the City makes of Burnham, and $8m World Cup tickets

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  • Britain knows how to seed a scaleup. But can it back one all the way?

    Partner
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  • When the City unites: Why this year’s City Giving Day matters more than ever

    Partner
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  • What’s on in London August

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  • Commonwealth Gold Medallists Return to the Court That Helped Inspire London

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  • The GCC’s AI strategy: Inside the region’s $150bn race

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  • Why AI governance can’t wait: Seven steps every security leader should follow today

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Sport

  • Where will Mbappe go if he ditches lucrative Nike boot deal?

    Sport Business

    With rumours swirling about Kylian Mbappe’s future with Nike, marketing expert Steve Martin breaks down what could come next. I have spent more than 30 years working in sports marketing, and one of the most consistent truths I have learned is that the football boot market is one of the most tightly controlled consumer categories […]

    Kylian Mbappé in a blue France soccer jersey with number 10, celebrating a goal on a green field.
  • Not enough bums in Brum: Why so many empty seats at European Athletics Championships?

    Sport Business
    Runners from Great Britain, France, Netherlands, Germany, and Italy competing in a track event.
  • Major Championship football club selling stadium naming rights… on LinkedIn

    Sport Business
  • Disney+ snaps up Gary Neville’s The Overlap and new Wayne Rooney hosted show

    Sport Business
  • Inside Paul Pogba’s Saudi camel racing club Al Haboob

    Sport Business
  • Aston Villa commercial status a tonic for Premier League in big-spending era

    Sport Business
  • Trump-linked Kushner and ex-Disney boss to buy £9bn LA Lakers from Chelsea co-owner

    Sport Business
  • London being lined up to host re-run of GAA final between Mayo and Kerry

    Sport Business

Life&Style

  • Summer loving! 9 amazing things to do in London this August

    Life&Style
    Three revelers in vibrant feathered costumes celebrating at Notting Hill Carnival.
  • This is the restaurant to book when you visit Bath

    Life&Style
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  • Four South Korean whiskies to try today

    Whisky
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  • Fielden: Crafting a modern whisky brand

    Whisky
  • Martin Williams on his favourite Toast the City venues

    Life&Style
  • Everyone’s welcome: The UK holiday cottages that are truly inclusive

    Life&Style
  • Death Note: The Musical review – a high-shine, high school take on the trolley problem

    Life&Style
  • School’s out! 13 amazing UK holiday options to book this August

    Life&Style
  • This is Bentley’s first electric car, the Torcal

    Life&Style

The Punter

  • Thunder Call set to Strike in Shergar Cup Sprint

    Sport

    SATURDAY’s Shergar Cup Sprint (3.20pm) looks set to be one of the highlights of the card, with a competitive field lining up over six furlongs at Ascot. Favourite THUNDER CALL brings the strongest form into the contest and looks difficult to oppose. William Haggas’ colt has done little wrong this season, making a winning return […]

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  • Moore can set Ozat on Road to victory at Shergar Cup

    Sport
    Jockey in green and dark green silks, wearing a green helmet, smiling with goggles around his neck
  • Twilight and Thunder the Calls at Shergar Cup

    Sport
    William Haggas, a man with gray hair and blue eyes, smiling and wearing a tan coat and patterned tie

Features from our Partners

  • London Sports Festival Serves Up Pickleball in New Street Square

    Partner
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  • Protecting the truth in a shifting communications compliance environment

    Partner
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  • Alibaba.com brings CoCreate Pitch to Europe:

    Partner
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  • An Experience Like No Other: Premium Hospitality Packages for Catfish and the Bottlemen at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

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  • How effective procurement technology can improve employee retention

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  • World-Class Hospitality: Premium Hospitality Packages for Arijit Singh at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

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  • VILT – The clock is ticking: European Accessibility Act Looms

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  • Saudi Arabia’s Real Estate Surge: NHC Takes the Lead

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  • Beyond reinsurance: Aon’s UK Insurance Vertical redefines client partnership

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  • Adobe Acrobat AI: The legal pro in your corner

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  • A New Era of Saudi-U.S. Strategic Partnership

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  • Hope Rehab Thailand: journey to recovery

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  • Hercules PLC: Powering Britain’s infrastructure ambitions

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  • How AI-powered compliance could fight financial crime

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  • Full-throttle Corporate Experiences at F1 DRIVE – London

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