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  • Board member of Royal designer threatens to sue activist investor

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    A board member of the under-fire interior designer favoured by the King threatened to sue the founder of its biggest shareholder in a tussle over pay. Patrick Lewis, who sits on the board of London-listed Sanderson Design Group, warned the boss of LBV Asset Management against “potentially defamatory allegations” after he questioned the pay packets [...]

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  • King’s favourite interior designer hits back at investor pressure

    Retail

    The under-fire chairwoman of King Charles’s favourite interior design firm has hit back at the “distracting” investor plot to remove her.  Dame Dianne Thompson, chair of London-listed Sanderson Design Group, wrote to shareholders on Monday urging them to slap down a major investor’s “disruptive” attempts to oust her.  LBV Asset Management, which owns 12 per [...]

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  • City minister insists capital markets reform ‘not a job done’

    Markets

    A top Treasury minister has opened the door to further capital markets reforms after saying the government’s job was not done in improving listing incentives. Lucy Rigby, who serves as the economic secretary to the Treasury, otherwise known as City minister, told City AM the government was “continually looking for ways that we can ensure [...]

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  • Investor pressure mounts on boss of King’s favourite interior designer

    October 10, 2026

    A former National Lottery boss is under growing pressure to quit as chair of King Charles’s preferred interior design outlet over opposition to the group’s “lavish” relocation and “poor performance”. Dame Dianne Thompson is facing calls to resign from her role at Sanderson Design Group as part of a campaign against the wallpaper company’s drift [...]

  • British cybersecurity firm plots £11m Aim float as London IPOs stir

    September 23, 2026

    British cyber security firm Chaleit Holdings is set to float on London’s junior market next month, becoming the second company to unveil plans for a City listing on Wednesday as signs of life emerge from the capital’s battered IPO market. The Cambridge-based business expects to begin trading on Aim on 7 October with a market [...]

  • Debenhams owner facing scrutiny from data protection watchdog 

    September 23, 2026

    Few quirks of modern life are so hated as the inability to cancel a subscription. For retail giant Debenhams, that ire could land it in hot water with the UK’s data protection watchdog.  The retailer is facing scrutiny from the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) after the watchdog received multiple complaints from consumers who could not [...]

  • Big Technologies founder talks collapse as profits rebound from boardroom battle

    September 14, 2026

    Big Technologies’ bitter battle with founder Sara Murray has flared up again after settlement talks collapsed, overshadowing a return to statutory profit and a raised outlook at the electronic monitoring group. The AIM-listed company said on Monday that mediated discussions with Murray had ended without an agreement, meaning it would continue pursuing legal proceedings against [...]

  • How Fevertree is taking on tap water to woo Gen-Z

    September 13, 2026

    The world’s biggest ginger beer producer is waging war on tap water. Fevertree, best known for its premium tonics, is urging customers to see its products as standalone soft drinks, rather than as mixers for the harder stuff.  “Tap water is not a very appealing, aspirational alternative” to alcohol, says the drinks maker’s chief executive, [...]

  • Accel-KKR swoops on AIM construction software firm for £208m

    September 10, 2026

    Private equity giant Accel-KKR has struck a deal to buy an AIM-listed construction software company in the latest of a wave of takeovers on the London Stock Exchange this year. The group has snapped up Eleco for £207.6m in a deal backed by the company’s board. Shareholders are in line for a 235p per share [...]

  • The Works secures heavyweight backing in activist investor row

    September 2, 2026

    The Works has secured the backing of a pair of heavyweight shareholder proxies in the discount retailer’s boardroom tussle with an influential activist investor.  The stationary and crafts retailer has been locked in a row with Kelso, a London-listed investment firm, since the investor sought to force a director onto its board.  Institutional Shareholder Services [...]

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