Guy Taylor

Mutti, founded in 1899, says it may have to bump up prices if oil costs remain elevated through the summer harvesting season

Owners of small businesses say they are left in limbo by the failing system, often forced to pay erroneously high taxes for years

The British shoemaker receives a rise in profit as its lines of footwear appeal to a ‘broader audience’ and it pivots away from discounting

The shares of some of the UK’s biggest companies are still below pre-pandemic levels — wars, tariffs, hard-pressed consumers and higher costs haven’t helped

Key-cutting and watch repairs were strong performers as the family business returned record figures for the fourth year in a row and gave £2.8m to charity

The food-to-go giant also revealed its advisers are in line for a £38.6m payday from the acquisition in its first results since the purchase was completed

The former Waitrose boss James Bailey, brought in to lead a turnaround, insists he’s ‘quietly confident that the business has a bright future’

Plans for expansion include launches in Canada and El Salvador this summer and a global rollout of more than 700 new franchise stores by the end of the decade

Design house is latest corporate heavyweight to water down climate targets, responding to pressure from stock market investors and a changing political tide

Lewis Morgan is taking Reiss and Kristian Edgerton to the High Court, claiming that he was removed from the sportswear brand in ‘abusive circumstances’