Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group has handed Boohoo a list of demands after its campaign to install the retail tycoon as the new ...

Frasers Group has issued a warning to the board of fast fashion retailer Boohoo over the company's break up plans, following ...

Mike Ashley’s firm had been trying to install him as Boohoo’s new chief executive, but the online retailer chose someone else ...

Frasers Group demands Boohoo shareholders' approval before asset sales, highlighting transparency and value concerns amid strategic review.

This morning (1 November), Boohoo Group announced announced that it has appointed Debenhams chief executive Dan Finley as its new CEO, to succeed John Lyttle, a week after its biggest shareholder ...

Mike Ashley's Frasers Group had endeavoured to position its principal shareholder as the CEO of the Manchester-based company following its acquisition of a 27 per cent shareholding over time. READ ...

Mike Ashley, founder of Frasers Group Plc. Photographer: Chris J. Ratcliffe/Bloomberg via Getty Images Retail tycoon Mike Ashley has experienced a rare taste of defeat after fast-fashion giant ...

Dan Finley will succeed John Lyttle as CEO of Boohoo Group. The announcement follows Mike Ashley's attempts for the role. On 24 October, Frasers Group wrote to the Boohoo board saying Ashley should be ...

Analysts gave Mike Ashley’s retail empire Frasers Group a boost by upgrading their rating on the stock.RBC Capital Markets ...

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The internal appointment is a blatant snub to its largest shareholder, Frasers Group, which last week sought to install its founder, and Sports Direct brand founder, Mike Ashley, as new CEO to ...

Finley succeeds John Lyttle and Boohoo says his appointment “recognises the phenomenal success that Debenhams has enjoyed and reflects the evolution in strategic direction of the Group.” Credit: ...