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Berkeley Group's £60m payout to bosses

Entrepreneur Tony Pidgley and his colleagues will receive 7% of the housebuilding company, which has market value of £766m

Whyte & Mackay eyeing up Glen Moray

The Scotch whisky distillery considers takeover to tighten its grip on Indian market

FishWorks founder steps down from the board

The departure of Mitch Tonks, who founded the AIM-listed restaurant chain, has been described as 'a natural progression'

Bentley feels the slowdown as sales falter

Sales in the British-based luxury marque owned by Volkswagen fell 38 per cent as consumer confidence continues to worsen

Chai Patel on healthcare sector buying spree

The entrepreneur will use family money to launch a comeback and has set up an acquisition vehicle called Court Cavendish

RBS seeks care merger for Priory

The bank is holding discussions about a merger that would lead to a radical shake-up of Britain’s healthcare sector

Sharewatch: Insulation lets the cold in

Stirling-based Superglass, maker of glass-fibre insulation for buildings, slumped last week following the company’s second profits warning...

BHP bid for Rio Tinto investigated by EU

Europe has begun a full investigation into BHP Billiton's proposed $170 billion takeover of Rio Tinto, its major rival

FishWorks founder steps down from the board

The departure of Mitch Tonks, who founded the AIM-listed restaurant chain, has been described as 'a natural progression'

Dubai and ex-Yahoo chief let fly at IMG

The two sides are still some way apart on the value of the group, which manages celebrities including Tiger Woods

Trinity Mirror hits back at City over pensions

The newspaper group rejected concerns that it may have to make substantial payments to help prop up its £1.5bn pension fund

Brazil's man of iron laughs off recession

While most western businessmen are tearing their hair out , the Brazilian is in a business enjoying a purple patch

BP Russian feud moves to UK court

The oil giant has been at war with the billionaires since last year after disagreements over strategy and dividend policy

Briefing: Hays

TNS turns up the heat in bid battle with WPP

The world's third-largest market research provider has accused advertising giant WPP of circulating misleading comments

Consumers are our Achilles heel

Last week’s sales warnings from M&S and John Lewis highlighted how vulnerable the economy is to high-street spending

Marks and Spencer faces City's biggest revolt

Stuart Rose under fire as up to 30% of investors prepare to rebel against his dual role as chairman and chief executive of retailer

Brightsolid reconnects with clients

After changing its name from Scotland Online, the online pioneer aims to expand its market appeal and recover its losses

SCi raids broker for new finance director

Chairman of the games maker behind Tomb Raider is continuing his restructure by recruiting from KBC Peel Hunt

Stansted to take 40m passengers

Numbers could go up by 15m following ministers’ decision to scrap current restrictions and allow an increase in flights

Severn Trent may be forced to cut prices

Severn Trent could be forced to return £40m to customers as Ofwat prepares to bring further sanctions against the company

Severn Trent to pay £2m over false leak data

UK's second largest water group has been lambasted at the Old Bailey for a 'lack of honesty' in reporting leaks