Nigella Lawson sets up drinks wholesale company with her agent
A Nigella Lawson drinks venture, Bar Nigella Limited, is registered as a wholesaler of wine, beer and spirits, with her agent Alex Fane as a director.
October 2026
Crypto casinos in Iceland: how to choose the best ones to play at
A crypto casino accepts deposits or pays out winnings in digital assets such as Bitcoin or Ethereum.
Did Malcolm Pein’s Endorsement Help Put a Ukraine-Sanctioned Candidate at the Head of FIDE?
In Samarkand, the English chess official backed Timur Turlov after his own ticket was eliminated. The federations cast the votes, but Pein’s endorsement helped shape the decisive runoff.
Late payments cost Britain £11bn a year. But getting paid on time is only half the problem
Late payments cost the UK economy almost £11 billion a year. More than 1.5 million businesses are affected, and government research tells us that around £26 billion is tied up…
Getting to know you: Paul Kelbie, co-founder, Incentifi
Incentifi co-founder Paul Kelbie on workplace wellbeing rewards, a UK beta backed by investor Marcus Watson and why founders must validate ideas early
Max von Weber on the hacked ad account that led him to build Adnomaly
Adnomaly CEO Max von Weber on advertising quality assurance, automated checks across 2,000 accounts at WPP Media Germany and hiring for weaknesses
Piero Pavone on taking Preciso native advertising to Shopify merchants
Preciso CEO Piero Pavone on native advertising, launching Ultima Ads on Shopify and why speed matters more than perfection in the fast-moving adtech world
Tesco raises profit forecast and lifts share buyback to £950m
The Tesco profit forecast for the full year has been raised to between £3.15bn and £3.3bn, with the share buyback lifted to £950m and shares up 5 per cent.
SFO to pay staff extra commuting costs after Canary Wharf move
The SFO Canary Wharf move will see staff reimbursed for extra commuting costs for three years, with no cap on claims, documents obtained by Bloomberg show.
Red Bull paid Christian Horner £67m for loss of office, filings show
The Christian Horner payout from two Red Bull Racing companies totalled £67m, recorded as compensation for loss of office in 2025 accounts.