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WANdisco, the data activation company, which asked for its shares to be suspended after uncovering “potential fraudulent irregularities” in its reported sales and revenues, plans to appoint an interim leader who previously held a senior role on a NASDAQ-listed business.

Keyland Developments has revealed that it plans to help create around 5,680 jobs through the development of five sites around Leeds.

Lidl GB plans to create around 400 jobs by opening a major regional distribution centre (RDC) in Yorkshire.

Insurer Direct Line said its earnings outlook remains “challenging” due to the soaring cost of claims, despite ramping up prices across its motor and home policies.

Princeton Mayor Greg Wright recognized Gibson County’s newest centenarian Saturday.

The owner of Holiday Inn has received a boost from the reopening of China, as it revealed that occupancy levels are close to those recorded before the Covid-19 pandemic.

Journalist turned PR consultant Bernard Ginns held a launch event for his first book Outcast: Cook versus the City at The Grove Bookshop in Ilkley.

British Airways’ parent company returned to an operating profit between January and March for the first time since before the pandemic, the company has announced.

Jobs are being created in Yorkshire after a fast growing company secured a major defence contract.

High street chain Next has revealed better-than-expected quarterly sales, but cautioned that trading will get tougher over the next few months.