The group behind Caffè Nero created more than 1,000 jobs as its sales surged by more than £100m during its latest financial year, according to new documents. The London-headquartered chain, …
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Elon Musk files lawsuit against OpenAI and Sam Altman amid regulator scrutiny over Microsoft
Elon Musk has taken legal action against OpenAI and its chief executive, Sam Altman, accusing them of straying from the organisation’s original mission to develop artificial intelligence (AI) for the …
Five questions with Jenny Biggam, founder of the7stars media agency
Throughout the week, Ambition A.M. will pass the pen (or keyboard) to those eager to share the unfiltered stories fuelling Britain’s entrepreneurial spirit. Placing the spotlight on the behind-the-scenes moments …
The UK is lagging behind in supporting the scale and economic potential of growing sectors, including sports and recreation: Padel is a prime example
With over 25 million players in more than 90 countries, padel has been taking the world by storm, and has frequently been reported as the fastest-growing sport across the globe. …
Superb day in store for Bowman with Less Is More
JOCKEY Hugh Bowman may not have tasted success in the past week since returning to action following a six-meeting ban, but it would be a major disappointment if he doesn’t …
Dragon can bring the Speed in Classic Cup
SHA TIN in Hong Kong hosts a 10-race programme on Sunday, featuring the £1.3m Hong Kong Classic Cup (8.05am), run over nine furlongs. This is the middle leg of the …
Sadiq Khan launches off-peak tube and rail fare Fridays to boost London hospitality
London businesses have been urged to tell staff to get back into the office five days a week after Sadiq Khan confirmed tube fares will be off-peak on Fridays. The …
Wolves and the waning Chinese interest in English football
It was a sign of the times when Wolves were bought by the Chinese conglomerate Fosun International in July 2016. Suddenly, China was pouring money into football, buying clubs in …
Court rules that Gove’s decision on Marks and Spencer planning permission was “unlawful”
The High Court has ruled a majority in favour of Marks and Spencer’s judicial review over a rejected planning permission for its flagship building on Oxford Street. The retail giant …
Why are more boardroom executives checking into rehab?
An increase in burnout and addiction have seen more boardroom executives checking into rehab in recent years, according to the UK’s only purpose-built clinic. Bosses at Delamere in Cheshire have said …