The US-based streaming giant has said it will now 27.75 dollars per share in cash to buy the business

However, Andrew Bailey also highlighted that financial markets have been ‘more muted’ in response to Donald Trump’s Greenland threats than expected.

Hilton, Butlin’s and Travelodge are among more than 130 accommodation businesses who have written to the Chancellor.

The Press Association looks at what Mr Trump’s tariff plans could mean for the UK.

The pub group will update shareholders and analysts on Wednesday January 21.

The business, which had 71 UK employees at the end of 2024, launched a formal consultation with staff last month.

The pub group will update shareholders and analysts on Wednesday January 21.

The deal comes after Greencore sold off a soup and sauces factory to allay competition concerns.

Both companies saw shares tick higher in early trading on Thursday after revealing increased sales in recent weeks.

The casual dining chain announced a raft of closures despite agreeing a pre-pack administration deal.

Liberty Bar and Restaurant Group hired administrators from Interpath Advisory on Tuesday.

The FTSE 250 company reported that total home completions dropped by almost 9% to around 15,700 in the year to December 31.

It comes after weeks of criticism from pub bosses, industry chiefs and politicians over changes to business rates in the Budget.

The Cambridge-based business saw shares slide in early trading as it pointed towards ‘limited visibility’ regarding future trading.

The hospitality group expects an impact of around £35 million a year, having previously said this could be up to £50 million.

The retailer reported that total revenues lifted by 6.3% over the six weeks to December 28.

Dolf van den Brink said he will leave the company, which also brews Amstel and Birra Moretti, at the end of May.

Shares in the business have risen by more than a third in the past year.

The sportswear giant’s tech boss told the Press Association it believes AI is ‘the future of how people will shop’.

Monthly UK GDP (gross domestic product) is expected to have risen by 0.2% in November.