So Archie Norman is going to sumbit himself to the Bushtucker Trial that is chairing ITV. Formerly an MP, Tory chief executive and Asda chairman, he says the challenge of overseeing the I’m A Celebrity and X-Factor broadcaster is “irresistible”
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Simon Cowell, Stella McCartney and Dizzee Rascal were named among the 20 most influential people in London
Channel Five underlined the challenging state of the terrestrial commercial TV market as new figures showed it recorded a £20.8 million annual loss
Country Life and NME publisher IPC Media has bucked the recession as annual profits held steady at £65.1 million despite falling advertising
Vogue publisher Condé Nast’s London-based international arm saw annual profits drop 12% last year as the recession began to bite the luxury market
Media analysis: An air of trepidation is hanging over The Guardian’s new offices in Kings Place
Commerzbank has won a court battle in Germany against 13 Dresdner Kleinwort bankers who were suing for unpaid bonuses
Hanson, one of the most celebrated family names in City finance, is making a comeback
City public relations supremo Roland Rudd earned £2.9 million last year as his Finsbury agency prospered despite the credit crunch
It’s a back-handed compliment for George Osborne. Both the Lib-Dems and Labour have identified the chancellor-in-waiting as a target for attack
Elisabeth Murdoch's drive to expand her Shine TV company took another step forward, as she launched a new production firm for the Facebook generation
The chatter in the IPC offices is that their magazine empire could be up for sale.
Commerzbank is poised to face a second class-action-style lawsuit from former Dresdner Kleinwort bankers over unpaid bonuses
Exclusive: A total of 72 City bankers have sued for £30million in unpaid bonuses in the biggest lawsuit of its kind seen in London
The dwindling number of final-salary pensions in the private sector shrank further today when hotel and restaurant group Whitbread axed its retirement scheme
Wealthy Britons have been shunning private banks which have taken state bailouts in favour of those which have prospered in the credit crunch, an authoritative survey showed
Observer journalists plan for radically slimmed-down version of Sunday paper in bid to stop parent company from closing it
US banking giant Morgan Stanley posted a loss of $159 million (£97 million) for the second quarter of this year - worse than analysts' forecasts
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