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  1. Grade II listed Regency house in Britannia Square, Worcester.
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Retail & ConsumerPrinces Group launches London Stock Exchange float with £1.16bn valuationMerseyside-based food firm will be valued at about the bottom end of a £1.15bn to £1.23bn target range
Former Asda chief Roger Burnley named director at M&S
Marks & Spencer
Roger Burnley was the boss of rival Asda from 2017 until 2021, when he left the business following its £6.8 billion takeover by the Issa brothers and TDR Capital
Leisure leader Vaulkhard Group sees turnover and profit jump in year of expansion
Company Results
The group's director Ollie Vaulkhard also warned how rising taxes and costs are ultimately impacting investment plans
Inn Collection Group seals £125m finance deal to ramp up º£½ÇÊÓƵ expansion plans
Leisure & Touism
The Newcastle pubs with rooms business is aiming to have 40 locations by 2030
Moonpig appoints Auto Trader's Catherine Faiers as next CEO
Retail & Consumer
Cards and gifts firm announced in June that Nickyl Raithatha was stepping down
Leisure & TouismBrittany Ferries reports surge in º£½ÇÊÓƵ-Europe travel, boosting Plymouth economyThe company is on track for its third consecutive year of growth when year-end figures are published next spring
Moonpig appoints Auto Trader's Catherine Faiers as next CEO
Retail & Consumer
Cards and gifts firm announced in June that Nickyl Raithatha was stepping down
Bristol Italian restaurant to shut permanently after 44 years
Restaurants
Don Giovanni's near Temple Meads station will close its doors for the final time in January
Princes Group launches London Stock Exchange float with £1.16bn valuation
Retail & Consumer
Merseyside-based food firm will be valued at about the bottom end of a £1.15bn to £1.23bn target range
Inn Collection Group seals £125m finance deal to ramp up º£½ÇÊÓƵ expansion plans
Leisure & Touism
The Newcastle pubs with rooms business is aiming to have 40 locations by 2030
EnergyGovernment announces £420m electricity discounts for heavy industry in moves welcomed by steel and manufacturing bossesGlass factory boss says 'By cutting the costs of energy in this way, the Government is helping our industry to support thousands of jobs across the country'
Princes Group launches London Stock Exchange float with £1.16bn valuation
Retail & Consumer
Merseyside-based food firm will be valued at about the bottom end of a £1.15bn to £1.23bn target range
Majority of Eastern Airways staff made redundant as airline teeters on brink of collapse
Insolvency and Administration
Most of the firm's 330 staff have been made redundant as insolvency experts are expected to be appointed
The £35m rail project that will ramp up services between Wrexham and Liverpool
Transport
The work at Padeswood will take take freight trains off the mainline
Plans for major employment site in Merthyr
Cardiff Capital Region
In a joint venture the Welsh Government and Merthyr Council are investing in infrastructure to make the 19 acre site investor ready
Leisure & TouismBrittany Ferries reports surge in º£½ÇÊÓƵ-Europe travel, boosting Plymouth economyThe company is on track for its third consecutive year of growth when year-end figures are published next spring
Welsh steel firm helping to rebuild bridge in Ukraine destroyed in the war
Deals
Pro-Steel has won a contract to provide steel girders for the new bridge
Majority of Eastern Airways staff made redundant as airline teeters on brink of collapse
Insolvency and Administration
Most of the firm's 330 staff have been made redundant as insolvency experts are expected to be appointed
What business can learn from Bruce Springsteen's seminal album Nebraska
Opinion
Nebraska reminds us that authenticity beats perfection every time
Moonpig appoints Auto Trader's Catherine Faiers as next CEO
Retail & Consumer
Cards and gifts firm announced in June that Nickyl Raithatha was stepping down
Top Stories
Apple and Amazon beat Wall Street forecasts with iPhone and cloud sales
By City AM
Shares soared in after-hours trading after both tech giants reported double-digit revenue growth and upbeat forecasts
Financial distress hits º£½ÇÊÓƵ businesses as they demand support in Budget
The Budget
The number of º£½ÇÊÓƵ businesses in 'critical' financial distress soared 78 per cent year-on-year, highlighting the need for decisive fiscal action in the November Budget
Drax Group strikes £157m deal for three battery energy storage systems in Hull and Scotland
Energy
Construction on all three projects is expected to start next year with the first site operational in 2027.
Leisure leader Vaulkhard Group sees turnover and profit jump in year of expansion
Company Results
The group's director Ollie Vaulkhard also warned how rising taxes and costs are ultimately impacting investment plans
Tech manufacturer TT Electronics set to be taken over by Swiss rival
Engineering
The global engineering business is a major employer in Northumberland, where it has a centre of excellence for aerospace electronics
Aston Martin scales back investment plans as sales fall further
Aston Martin
The luxury car maker said it is reviewing its strategy for future models as sales tumbled further in the face of pressure from US tariffs and weak demand in China
Next boosts profit forecast as sales beat expectations
East Midlands
The company said it expects full price sales to grow by around 7% in the quarter to January, increasing its guidance from 4.5%
º£½ÇÊÓƵ businesses delay investment plans as Budget tax rise fears mount
The Budget
A new poll of SMEs suggested most executives are concerned about the prospect of rising costs
WH Smith delays results as accounting issues persist
South West
The retailer was due to publish its preliminary results on 12 November, but has now pushed the date back to 16 December
Tombola posts jump in sales and profits after restructure sees 31% reduction in workforce
Company Results
The bingo software and arcade game specialist has its head office in Sunderland
Rachel Reeves prepares for fiscal squeeze amid fears of OBR productivity downgrade
Economy
The Office for Budget Responsibility is expected to downgrade the output per hour worked by 0.3 per cent, which could add nearly £21bn to the Budget black hole
Eastern Airways cancels all flights and suspends operations
By City AM
The Civil Aviation Authority has told passengers with bookings not to travel to the airport