A High Court judge has effectively told former Liverpool owner Tom Hicks to "put up or shut up" in his bid to sue over last year's £300million sale of the club... more
Passengers should be spared airport security checks such as being forced to remove their shoes and having laptops opened up, British airline chiefs said... more
New England Sports Ventures announce intent to bring silverware back to Anfield, though legal battle with Hicks and Gillett for control of the club still unresolved... more
Liverpool chairman Martin Broughton expects the £300m sale of the club to be completed “in about a week” and heavily criticises the owners for trying to block it... more
ITV was thrown into turmoil once again as Sir Michael Bishop became the second candidate to rule himself out as its new chairman, and chief operating officer John Cresswell said he will quit in the near future... more
The bickering between British Airways and Virgin Atlantic continues. BA chairman Martin Broughton ridiculed Sir Richard Branson this week for the Virgin knight’s call for the Government not to bail out BA... ... more
With the prospect of a Conservative government growing ever greater, business leaders are suffering from a bad attack of "Be careful what you wish for, in case you get it".... more
It was a very far cry from the good times for the economy, when Gordon Brown's meetings with the business community were the occasion for mutual congratulation... more
A leading City figure who is to be named the first woman president of Britain’s leading business lobby organisation the CBI has called for greater boardroom diversity... more
CBI president Sir Martin Broughton must have been less them impressed yesterday when Tory leader David Cameron used a CBI platform to sing the praises of Chapter 11, the US system under which insolvent companies are protected from their creditors and given time to restructure themselves. ... more
INTERVIEW CBI president Martin Broughton laid into the Government at the body's annual dinner. Ahead of the speech, he talked about his fears and worries ... more
Exclusive: After high-profile allegations this season, Charlton's manager is pleased the issue is now being addressed but says the authorities still have plenty of work to do