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April 9 (Reuters) – The latest news on the business pages of British newspapers is as follows. Reuters has not verified this information and does not guarantee its accuracy.
The temperature
The fight between Barclays Plc and a militant investor seeking to sit on the board intensifies after Edward Bramson said the lender should raise more funds if he had not reviewed his investment bank . bit.ly/2X0Sk2B
The Valerie pastry administration was hampered by the refusal of creditors of the collapsed cafe chain to make sure that KPMG was planning to shut down its business. bit.ly/2WSSY1Z
The Guardian
Shareholders of Nissan Motor Co Ltd voted in favor of the expulsion of Carlos Ghosn from the board of directors, the former president detained the opponent of numerous charges of financial misconduct who drove him to detention. bit.ly/2WUlO1O
Backbenchers have pbaded landmark legislation to delay Article 50, forcing the British government to set its timetable for Brexit's deadline to prevent the United Kingdom to leave the European Union without an agreement. bit.ly/2WOA9gm
The telegraph
The Swedish Wallenberg family is considering a multi-billion dollar bid for Kantar, the consumer research activity ceded by WPP Plc following the departure of Martin Sorrell last year. bit.ly/2WS7BT6
Debenhams Plc rejected Mike Ashley's last-minute offer to save the distressed department store and put it on the road for administration in the next 24 hours. bit.ly/2WQufes
News from the sky
The UK-based solar energy group, Solarcentury, is launching plans for a sale that could be worth up to £ 250 million and hired Evercore bankers to oversee an auction. . bit.ly/2WU7hmT
The board of directors of British American Tobacco Plc has tasked the headhunters of Egon Zehnder International to find a successor to its outgoing chairman Richard Burrows. bit.ly/2WWp6l4
L & # 39; Independent
Iain Conn, the owner of the British gas owner, Centrica Plc, saw his salary rise by 44% to £ 2.4m while the company was cutting thousands of jobs and issuing a warning about its profits. ind.pn/2WUoE6Y
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Compiled by the Bengaluru Press Room; Edited by Lisa Shumaker
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