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Richer Sounds founder says he will put the UK retail chain into a trust on his death
Disney is casting the net wide for lead roles in the new ‘Star Wars’ film
The Teavana bar’s opening raises questions about how to avoid competing with the original business
Madonna was banned from Alamo Drafthouse Cinema after she was caught texting during a screening
Guido Barilla says his Italian pasta group’s advertising will feature only the ‘classic family’
Japan’s watchdog is examining the expenses of staff members at Deutsche Bank in Tokyo
Renault’s chief operating officer said he was looking to become CEO at another carmaker
Sir Paul McCartney is reported to have supplied the crew and stagehands with vegetarian-only fare
Publicis maintains the office of its founder in the exact state as when he died in 1996
Russells names the partner responsible for JK Rowling’s unmasking as ‘Robert Galbraith’
Ferrari clamps down on the use of group emails to encourage staff to talk to each other
Plan to relax the ban has raised questions about employees staying switched on
CDI chief Paulett Eberhart wants employees to pound their ‘fists on the table’ to get her attention
BBC says it will shut down digital media initiative and write off almost £100m to save money
McDonald’s tweeted in support of a customer who helped free three women in Cleveland, Ohio
John Galliano, whom Dior sacked after a drunken antisemitic rant, is to teach at Parsons
Facebook’s decision to form a lobby group has been criticised as naive and possibly damaging
News that the Reader service is closing was met with dismay by loyal users
The departure letter of Groupon’s Andrew Mason raises questions about the right way to leave
The horsemeat scandal has raised questions about the complexity of supply chains
The substantial rise in fees adds to questions about the point in pursuing a degree
UK transport disruption raises questions about managers’ responses
The year is set to see rebirth of film franchises
Arsenal’s Arsène Wenger is under pressure to change his management style after a seven-year trophy drought
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