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STOCK WATCH: Now who’s favourite in William Hill takeover? By Alex Lawson For The Mail On Sunday Published: 17:31 EDT, 10 April 2021 | Updated: 18:01 EDT, 10 April 2021 Investors in William Hill are on tenterhooks after another week without a
Fears for small firms as banks prepare to claw back billions in Covid loans HSBC, NatWest, Barclays and Lloyds have begun sending letters to customers Banks are allocating hundreds of extra staff to spearhead the recovery efforts They have handed out more
Owners of London nightclub Bunga Bunga in £3m court fight over Covid claim Bunga Bunga, once frequented by Prince Harry, is owned by Inception Group It paid £130,000 for comprehensive annual insurance cover for 11 bars and clubs The group filed a claim
Monsoon slims down for end of lockdown as it slashes number of shops in half The chain has 66 stores – compared to 125 before the pandemic Chief executive Nick Stowe said the chain had invested heavily in technology By Neil Craven
I’m out… Dragons’ Den star Duncan Bannatyne rejects £250m for his fitness group Bannatyne said an unnamed US operator had made an unsolicited approach The Bannatyne Group includes his chain of fitness clubs and hotels He said he would leave the business if
Pubs boss Hugh Osmond plans £300m Homebase bid as DIY chain sees boom in sales during lockdown Hugh Osmond is one of a number of potential buyers interested in Homebase A City source said the price tag is between £200million to £300million
From using old junk to build your own BBQ to the top-rated cookers: How to have a perfect barbie By Toby Walne for The Mail on Sunday Published: 17:31 EDT, 10 April 2021 | Updated: 17:59 EDT, 10 April 2021 Finally, we
Natalie Ceeney, the country’s leading authority on the damage done to communities when banks and cash machines close, says the Government and regulator have just ‘months left’ to introduce rules that will safeguard nationwide access to cash. Failure to act swiftly, she
Chancellor Rishi Sunak was under fresh scrutiny last night over the design of the Government’s pandemic loan scheme that gave access to collapsed financier Greensill Capital. Greensill, which was advised by David Cameron and run by Lex Greensill, was accredited to provide
Cineworld to hold crunch vote to increase its £6bn debt pile as it prepares to reopen cinemas Cineworld shareholders to vote on plan to take on an extra £155m of debt It is seeking approval for the suspension of its borrowing limits