Interviews of some of the UKs leading Entrepreneurs & small business owners
Deliveroo founder and chief executive Will Shu stands to gain more than £172 million if a proposed £2.7 billion takeover by US food delivery giant DoorDash goes ahead, despite the company’s shares still languishing far below their 2021 flotation price.
Hawkstone, Jeremy Clarkson’s premium craft beer brand, is expanding fast with ambitions to go global. Backed by Heineken and British-grown barley, the brand now sells in 500 UK pubs.
Tom Adeyoola named preferred candidate to lead Innovate UK as the £1.1bn innovation agency faces scrutiny and potential budget cuts in government spending review.
Eddie Jordan, the bold and charismatic Formula One team owner, has died aged 76. A true motorsport maverick, he launched Michael Schumacher’s career, led Jordan Grand Prix to F1 victories, and remained a colourful figure in the sport.
Lord Sugar has signed a new three-year deal with the BBC to remain on The Apprentice into his 80s, extending his tenure on the hit business show.
Bernard Arnault aims to raise LVMH’s age limit to 85, allowing him up to nine more years at the helm of the luxury titan as shareholders weigh succession plans.
Discover the 110 under-40 British entrepreneurs named in the inaugural Hurun UK Under40s 2024, whose ventures are worth a combined £82bn. Explore the rising stars behind the UK’s newest unicorns.
Business Matters caught up with Steven George-Hilley, founder of technology and fintech specialist PR agency Centropy, as the company celebrates seven years of trading.
Clarkson’s Farm star Kaleb Cooper has hit millionaire status at 26. Discover how his new-found TV fame and business ventures propelled him from 50p-an-hour work.
Sven Lung, CEO of Greenpark, is revolutionising global brand publishing with data-driven insights, AI-powered creative solutions, and a laser focus on business results.
Goalhanger Podcasts, created by Gary Lineker, reports £1.4m profit in new accounts, powered by top-rated shows like The Rest Is Football and The Rest Is Politics.
Meet husband-and-wife entrepreneurs, Alex Clansey and Nicola McKenzie, who co-founded Venture Planner—an AI-driven platform revolutionising how businesses create their plans.
Gordon Ramsay merges his UK and US restaurant operations into a London-headquartered group with Lion Capital, bolstering global expansion for his Michelin-starred and casual dining portfolio.
Former Forbes ‘30 Under 30’ star Charlie Javice faces trial for fraud over her $175m sale of student loan startup Frank to JP Morgan. The case echoes Elizabeth Holmes’ Theranos scandal.
Ewan Venters, ex-Fortnum & Mason CEO and recent Hauser & Wirth boss, joins Paul Smith Ltd as a non-executive director.
