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Family-owned company looking to sell up to 24% of its share capital
World’s busiest international hub has seen airlines cancel more than 1,000 flights since Tuesday
An unwinding of the Ticketmaster deal no longer looks far-fetched
The collapse of standards is costing companies a fortune and the rest of us our sanity
Anglo-German businessman makes extortion claims against figures in security services and presidential administration
Penalty against Toronto Raptors player Jontay Porter comes amid concerns about betting industry’s influence on sport
German group secured over €500mn of orders in online sale after severing ties with Kanye West following antisemitic remarks
First-quarter revenues grew 2% at flagship fashion and leather goods unit, against an 18% jump a year ago
Almost 60 Conservatives oppose bill to stop anyone born after 2009 from ever being sold cigarettes legally
UK’s Hostmore, one of restaurant chain’s biggest franchisees, agrees £177mn reverse takeover in boost for City
Troubled retailer names chief brand officer as its new boss as it flags sinking orders in US
Probe finds snack maker tried to prevent products moving between countries so consumers could get lower prices
Fashion retailer is seeking rent reductions on 39 of its UK stores
Bosses of Woolworths and Coles defend profitability on first day of inquiry
ChaPanda, Mixue and Guming eye stock market listings after pioneering mainland boom
Government debt sells off and dollar gains as latest sign of hot economy cools hopes of interest rate cuts
French billionaire lays groundwork for generational change at world’s biggest luxury group
Chief executive says zero- and low-alcohol beverages will represent half the company’s sales by as early as 2040
Britain falls to second most appealing European country to deploy capital, according to CBRE survey
Economic problems have overshadowed promise of Africa’s most populous country for big brands
World Athletics’ bonus plan sparks debate and the peace deal that could bring European football to America
National Farmers’ Union seeks extra support for growers after England suffers wettest 18 months since 1836
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Broad focus on costs has found favour in markets, pushing shares up almost 90% in past 12 months
Heatwave in Vietnam damages robusta crop and prompts buying spree, pushing futures contract to highest since launch
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