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Alan Waxman, head of US investment group Sixth Street, foresees ‘more structural change’ in sport to excite fans and attract new audiences
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Luxury group launches venture for product placement and co-developing and co-financing own entertainment projects
Billionaire claims bank treated Frasers Group ‘grotesquely’ in €50mn margin call dispute
World’s largest food company blames continued squeeze on household budgets
French food group’s sales return to higher volume in fourth quarter
Dirk Van de Put says confectionery group has faced no pressure to leave country completely
Post-Brexit requirement will put up costs for British manufacturers, says Food and Drink Federation
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Business secretary Kemi Badenoch warns agriculture secretary Steve Barclay of cost of proposals and possible breach of WTO rules
Move comes seven months after Putin ordered seizure of French food group’s local operations
Prices of some items did not fall as much as anticipated, claims world’s largest retailer
Redwheel says they are ‘in complete agreement’ that business is worth substantially more than Elliott’s offer
Move by administrator puts hundreds of jobs at ethical beauty retailer at risk
Development bank has poured nearly $1bn into large agribusinesses in war-torn country
The UK electrical retailer’s board is right to push back against bidders taking advantage of depressed earnings
Strong spending data has boosted Chinese stocks as trading resumes after week-long break
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