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Nightcap, which runs bar chains including Dirty Martini and the Cocktail Club, said that its valuation 'does not reflect' its potential and that it would re-register as a private company

The company said shoppers were looking to trade down their household appliances amid the cost-of-living crisis, in a trend which pushed the firm's profits down by one-third last year

Revolution Beauty said it has put the issues of the past two years behind it as it reported a return to annual profitability and the start of a new chapter under new management

The small business lender has sold its loss-making US arm for £33 million as part of an attempt to simplify the company and stem mounting losses

DS Smith - which counts Amazon and Unilever among its customers - agreed an all-share takeover by US firm International Paper in April

Whitbread informed investors that sales were down 1% year on year over the first seven weeks of the quarter, but accommodation demand bounced back to match the previous year

The budget computer firm's shares climbed 16% in early trading, hitting 478p. The early high represents a more than 70% premium on the firm's initial public offering price earlier this week.

The digital lender saw its annual profits surge by 55% and said plans for a London stock market listing were regularly being discussed by the board and shareholders

Sean Vendy is set to become a father for the first time in November - after featuring in the Olympic badminton men's doubles alongside Ben Lane in Paris

The UK firm, known for its affordable credit card-sized computers, is aiming to list on London's main market next month in a move that could value it at around £500million

The consumer healthcare group plans to shut down its Maidenhead, Berkshire site, affecting all employees there

David Schwimmer's maximum pay could more than double after 89% of investor votes at the group's annual general meeting were made in favour of the remuneration package

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The FTSE 100 packaging giant has agreed to the takeover by International Paper after the suitor emerged victorious in a bidding battle for the firm

Superdry today warned that if it does not proceed with these plans, which also includes cutting rents at 39 stores, it could be driven into administration

The group, which also owns chains including Peach Pubs and Revolucion de Cuba, said it has been hit by cost-of-living pressures and regular train strikes affecting its younger customer base

International Paper said it would keep the company's existing headquarters and establish a European headquarters in London if it is successful with a potential bid for DS Smith

The company reported a "resilient" financial performance in challenging market conditions

Shares in the fashion brand have tumbled after chief executive Julian Dunkerton said he does not plan to make an offer to buy the business

Britain's financial watchdog said it would allow cryptocurrency-linked products for professional investors

Currys has rejected two takeover approaches from Elliott Advisors

The Government said the reforms will help employers and savers to compare schemes and make informed choices

The move would be a major boost for London Stock Exchange after a dearth of new floats and other firms moving their focus towards New York

The logistics giant has already agreed to be bought by French shipping specialist CMA CGM

It listed with an initial value of about £800 million, but in the next three months this value dropped by 80% following a profit warning