Author: Nathan Bissitt

Marks & Spencer is to stop selling its controversial “cauliflower steak” after some shoppers labelled it wasteful and ridiculous. One cauliflower slice wrapped in plastic was being sold for £2.50 as part of the shop’s veggie range – despite

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Apple is set to face a grilling in the US Congress over allegations it slowed older phones to encourage consumers to purchase newer models. The head of the Senate’s commerce committe, Senator John Thune, has written to Apple’s chief executive Tim Cook to

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Dominic Chappell has told a court that The Pension Regulator carried out a “hostile and deliberate act” against BHS when it served him with an investigative notice. The document, known as a “section 72 notice”, was given to Mr Chappell shortly

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Apple has handed over an extra £137m to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) following a probe into its tax payments going back years. Apple Europe – which handles the tech firm’s UK marketing – said the taxman had carried out an “extensive

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There is a long and often dishonourable tradition of businesses deciding to reinvent themselves to take advantage of the latest investment trend. Sometimes, it is merely cosmetic, with a name change seeking to tap into the new zeitgeist. During the dot com boom, for

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