Sir Ian Wood, Paul Marshall, Philip Hulme and Terry Morgan are the other four knights from the business world.
Neil Mitchell is seeking at least £30m towards loss of earnings, damages, interests and other costs.
It might be an opportunity to improve employee engagement and productivity by allowing staff to watch matches.
Giraffe chain sold to the owner of Harry Ramsden's restaurants and The Cinnamon Club.
BP Norway and Det Norske Oljeselskap agree to merge their Norwegian businesses.
Former Labour leader urged his party to 'call out' Brexit campaigners ahead of the 23 June vote.
Sainsbury's chief financial officer will take over at Home Retail once the takeover is completed.
Anti-alcohol groups take aim at deal for linking drinking and driving.
While Rowe's annual bonus was cut by two-thirds, Bolland's bonus was cut by a fifth in comparison to 2014.
Etihad Airways and Singapore Airlines are the other current shareholders in Virgin Australia Airlines.
BHS administrators say collapse of the department store chain could cost UK taxpayers £35m.
Goldman Sachs' Japan office reportedly withdrew offer to Minamoto after finding out her past.
Mercedes Benz to introduce more petrol cars and change product line-up in India.
Online vehicle sales firm Auto Trader posts 27% rise in operating profits to £169.6m.
UK regional carrier swings from £35.6m loss in 2015 to £2.7m profit but warns of challenging environment.
Tesco Mobile pay-monthly customers will be eligible for a £3 discount if they download the app.
Development of twin-engine, medium-range aircraft hailed as 'huge victory' for Russian aviation industry.
Home Retail says sales at Argos grew 2.6% year-on-year in the first quarter, ahead of Sainsbury's takeover.
Shanghai Composite and Hang Seng indices were closed on 9 June amid the Dragon Boat Festival.
Vodafone Group will have a 51% stake in the combined business.
Sportswear giant defends five-time Grand Slam champion and says it will 'continue to partner' with her.
Osamu Suzuki steps down as CEO and chief technical officer after taking responsibility for failures.
New start-up accelerator The Scale Up Institute focuses on elevating companies towards exit riches.
Former BHS owner claims Sir Philip Green opposed Sports Direct's offer to save struggling retailer.
Former BHS owner Dominic Chappell accused of being a liar by former managers in front of MP hearing.
The deal is expected to generate HK$264m (£23.37m) in net proceeds.
Bookmaker swings to £49.8m loss in first half of the year compared to the £103.4m as costs mount.
Spread-betting firm posts 23% increase in annual pre-tax profit as number of active clients surges.
Retailer posts 0.8% decline in like-for-like sales in the three months to June and warns of food price deflation.
Godiva chocolates will be sold in UK supermarkets in 2017.