Daniel Woolfson

The prospect of a take-private deal for the budget airline by an opportunistic overseas bidder comes as there is an enduring exodus of firms from London

The majority of shares in Irwin Mitchell’s parent company are owned by people who have retired or joined rivals

Alex Willson upbeat as high street successor to WH Smith offers revised terms to landlords to get restructuring plan approved with court hearing looming

The soft drinks giant is working with advisers at AlixPartners and Alvarez & Marsal in the wake of its failed attempt to shift the coffee chain for £2 billion

Richard Caring is considering a swoop for the Grade II listed brasserie, as he returns to dealmaking after the sale of his Ivy empire

The magic circle firm is attempting to playing American lawyers at their own game, picking up lucrative work advising on private equity deals across the Atlantic

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

At the heart of the grocery company’s problems is that its robot warehouses are expensive to build and operate, and require a huge volume of sales to pay off

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