Tim Wheeler, the former boss of industrial property group Brixton, tells a tribunal that his refusal to be “disloyal” or “dishonest” to shareholders led the firm to sack him... more
The prospect of Tiger Woods shooting for a gold medal in the Olympics became a reality today when golf, along with rugby sevens, was admitted to the Summer Games for 2016... more
The age limit for past Open champions, reduced from 65 to 60 only two years ago, is to be looked at again following the staggering performance of Tom Watson... more
Little has changed in 15 years at Fergus Henderson's temple of 'nose-to-tail' eating yet the plaudits are flooding in. Nick Curtis headed to Smithfield to find out what makes the place tick... more
The new chief executive of troubled industrial property landlord Brixton says his priority is to raise enough cash to shore up its fragile finances and survive the recession... more
Warehouses owner Brixton is looking to sell up to £250 million of properties as it struggles to survive the recession, the Evening Standard can reveal... more
Whatever happens to Minerva, the property company named after the Roman "goddess of 1000 works" will leave at least two monuments to its labours in the City... more
Sandy Lyle and Peter Dawson, chief executive of the R&A, have ended their row over the former champion quitting The Open during the rain-lashed opening round... more