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Ben Cohen, the Ben in the famous ice cream company, is in London to make his case for the brand to be "released" - handed its independence back - after a series of high-profile rows with Unilever.

Touker Suleyman, the owner of menswear brand Hawes & Curtis, has tabled a proposal to buy the accessories retailer's UK operations and retain most of its workforce, Sky News learns.

Sky's Paul Kelso outlines the challenges facing Rupert Murdoch's business interests as control is set to pass to eldest son Lachlan after a protracted legal process that has split the family.

Justin King, the chair of National Lottery operator Allwyn, has told Whitehall officials he is no longer a candidate to head the state-owned broadcaster, Sky News learns.

A British agritech company, which counts the UK Space Agency among its investors, will announce a £3.3m fundraising on Wednesday as it seeks to expand internationally, Sky News understands.

Two water companies have been fined a combined £86.8m over sewage-related failures.

The chain's update includes plans to trial meal deals and confirmation that the chance of a flotation remains on the table as it eyes major expansion in the UK and US.

The battle for control of one of the highest-profile global media groups is thought to have been one of the inspirations for the TV show Succession.

Ahead of her November budget, Chancellor Rachel Reeves is said to be considering harmonising tax on gambling online into a single rate. It's a move the horse racing industry warns could have dire consequences.

The boss of Nvidia, the world's most valuable public company, is among the US corporate chiefs expected to accompany President Trump to a state banquet in Britain next week, Sky News learns.