By Jessica Clark Updated: 05:45 EDT, 8 June 2024 I hold shares in a company that has become the target of a takeover bid.  The shares have since jumped as the bid was at a premium. What happens next and how can I have my say on whether the takeover …

Selling stuff you no longer need can be a great way to make a bit of extra cash, but there’s no denying it can often prove to be a bit more hassle than you’d wanted. If the transaction goes smoothly, it’s the best tenner you’ve ever made, but if you’re …

No chance for hard-working local Labour members and activists to have discussions, read candidates’ statements or quiz them in a good old-fashioned hustings, nope just one of Keir’s mates dropped in. An absolute affront to local democracy regardless of political party, which no doubt will be reflected in the ballot …

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Alongside being monarch, King Charles is also quite a talented artist, with the royal becoming quite a dab hand with watercolours. The royal has been interested in the artform since he was a young child, and during his youth he painted his parents, the late Queen and Prince Philip. When …

Daniel Kretinsky’s interest in full West Ham takeover appear to be diminishing – but he could help the club buy the London Stadium as a minority investor. Kretinsy bough a 27 per cent stake in the Hammers in a £180m deal in 2021 but has not yet upped his stake, …

The business secretary, Kemi Badenoch, is being pressed to question the Royal Mail bidder Daniel Křetínský on his business links, after the Guardian raised questions about a series of controversial global property deals connected to the Czech billionaire’s longtime business partners. Badenoch is scheduled to meet the tycoon next week …

REFILE-PRESS DIGEST-British Business – June 7 Corrects date to June 7 June 7 (Reuters) –The following are the top stories on the business pages of British newspapers. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. The Times – Mike Lynch, the founder of Autonomy, one …

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Proactive Investors – What’s the story so far? Who’s best for the markets? Next live debate: 11June – all parties Labour backs 95% mortgages Labour will continue a Conservative scheme allowing first-time buyers to access low-deposit mortgages if it wins the election. Back in 2021, when Rishi Sunak was Chancellor, …