Oliver Gill

A row over watering the greens at Queenwood has teed up a rebellion taking in chief executives, Premier League veterans and a tenacious Irish billionaire

The billionaire’s bid for International Distribution Services fits his strategy of building big stakes. But major investor Redwheel labels Kretinsky a ‘corporate predator’

The City gears up for votes on executive pay as the annual meeting season for London-listed companies gets into full swing

CWU, which represents 110,000 postal workers, has signalled that it would back a change to universal service obligation rules — which could mean up to 9,000 daily rounds are stopped

Craft chartered from AirTanker are expected to be the government’s choice for deportation flights. But the planes are also part of a lucrative PFI deal stretching from military use to package holidays

Hotel group has traditionally opted for an “asset-light” business model popular across the sector and move has prompted speculation of a possible sale

Daniel Kretinsky also commits to no compulsory redundancies as the billionaire aims to placate the unions and get his stalled acquisition talks back on track

The Avios scheme began as a way of filling up unsold seats on aircraft. It now makes £1 million a day for British Airways owner IAG

Move by Beirut-based consulting firm seen as ‘opening salvo’ in a battle for the engineering giant that could draw previous bidder Apollo back into the fray

Jingye hires adviser to help with business plan in sign it is ready to commit to firm’s long-term future and pump billions into the switch to greener production