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Italian Fabio Capello looks like he's about to be appointed as manager of the England football team – and thus given the responsibility of proving that our 'golden generation' of players are not actually a bunch of whinging, overpaid, over-rated prima donnas. So he's going to need some help...
Our 60-second guide to the best of the business news: Merv swerves as the high street creaks, Sir Keith Mills shows the value of Loyalty, and a Sunderland nightclub bans its best customer...
Here at MT we're always keen to see businesses do their bit for the local community. So we were delighted to hear that Sunderland nightclub The Glass Spider has banned one of the local team's football players, in an attempt to spice up his league form.
A Ryanair charity calendar featuring members of the budget airline's cabin crew in various states of undress has apparently sold 7,000 copies in a fortnight. This may be testament to the charitable nature of Ryanair customers – but to be honest, we doubt it.
Not even its vastly expensive burgers will be enough to rescue Clapham House next year. The restaurant operator slashed its growth expectations for 2008 on Monday, citing a consumer spending slow-down, and along with another gloomy update from Regent Inns it was enough to send share prices plunging...
Our 60-second guide to the best of the week's business news: mixed messages from the banking sector, mixed receptions at the CBI conference, and mixing CEOs at MT's 'Britain's Most Admired Companies' awards...
Pub group Mitchells & Butlers has seen its entire profit for the year wiped out by its derailed property joint venture. After a summer of rain and the smoking ban, it's been a pretty bad year in the pub trade – and for Robert Tchenguiz, M&B's intended partner in the venture, it's really been an annus...
UK workers are working longer hours than they have been for a decade, according to a new TUC study. For the first time since 1997, the number of people working more than the legal maximum of 48 hours has actually gone up – which is bad news for our family lives.
Our 60-second guide to the best of this week's business news: the Rock sinks like a stone, the government vies with the England football team for the public's disdain, and absenteeism gets ever more imaginative...
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