Daniel Woolfson

As ministers consider legal changes, campaigners say the supermarket’s couriers clutter the pavements in cities like Leeds and jeopardise pedestrians

Big ships are back in vogue after the pandemic — among all generations, says Jason Liberty. But he has to face down growing anger at overtourism in Europe

The Scottish government’s pledge on up to 50 essential groceries could prompt a flood of cheap imports and undermine food security, say producers

After a tricky few years, the ‘big four’ firm is betting on an international overhaul. Will it be enough to see off the challengers biting at its heels?

David Beech, the chief executive of one of Britain’s few listed legal businesses challenges the tax status of law partners, arguing for a level playing field

Cinema boss Phillip Knatchbull praises Christopher Nolan’s epic, which is expected to gross $200 million globally this weekend. Yet, he questions if longer films are always better

The bid for Red Bull’s junior team was led by a former adviser to F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone. It comes as the value of F1 teams has hit record highs

The ecommerce giant, now one of Britain’s biggest beauty retailers, is trialling alcohol sales amid scrutiny over whether it is doing enough to prevent young people using it

The retailer is opening mid-sized ‘neighbourhood’ branches amid a £1 billion investment blitz

The retailer is cutting jobs and shaking up the way it does things in an attempt to reverse falls in sales and market share. Is it enough to remedy the decline?