patisserie valerie. in patisserie valerie.antes on saturday. he had been due to be gain training with his team—mates today. he went to france to see goodbye to his former team—mates. —mates. he had 13 goals so far this season. nantes were due to play a cup game tomorrow evening which has been postponed. fans will be holding a rally this evening, to dropa be holding a rally this evening, to drop a yellow tulip at the foot of the fountain using the - pray director ken choo ' ’ " , club are in shock. they confirmed the training perfect today was his first day with the team, when we heard about the plane, which has gone missing, we were very shocked, and it caught all of us off guard. huddersfield town's new manager has been presented to the media today. he moved from boroughsia dorlt mund's second team to tread the same route as the outgoing manager but the new man says he is his own man. i have do my work like david did it his way, we should not compare us two because it is not possible, the most important thing now is the famil

the bakery and cafe chain patisserie valerie has collapsed into administration, putting more than 3000s with banks had failed. in october, patisserie valerie said it had uncovered "significant, and potentially fraudulent accounting irregularities". administrators kpmg said 121 sites would continue trading, but 70 cafes and concessions will close in the coming days. our business correspondent emma simpson has more details. business was valued at half £1 billionjust for months business was valued at half £1 billion just for months ago, it was supposed to be generating healthy product profits, selling cakes from around 200 stores, employing more than 3000 staff but it really was plunged into crisis when this huge and potentially fraudulent accounting irregularities were discovered. last week, the company said it was much worse than it had initially expected. today, it failed to secure a financial lifeline from the banks and the administrators we re the banks and the administrators were called in. in a sign ofjust how dire finances were, 70 stores and concessions are closing immediately. s

the bakery and cafe chain patisserie valerie has collapsed into administration putting more than 3,000d failed. in october patisserie valerie said it had uncovered "significa nt, and potentially fraudulent accounting irregularities". our business correspondent emma simpson is here. this is not your usual high street collapse? this company was valued last year at nearly half £1 billion, generating a lot of profits. cafe and cake. but in october a black hole was discovered in its finances, a case of potential fraud and then the company said it was far worse than expected. sauber have been rescued talks with lenders which have failed and it is now in administration. and tonight the administrators are saying that 70 outlets are to close straightaway and the remaining 121 will continue to trade while the search for a buyer begins. they hope that there will be interest in the job losses will be significant. it was a stock market darling and has gone from hero to zero in four months. shareholdings wiped out. and one of the best known entrepreneurs in the uk is going to lose a large chunk of h

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the troubled uk coffee shop and cake chain patisserie valerie is facing a crucial couple of days if itany is hoping to extend a deal with its bank which expired on friday and has allowed it to continue trading. it's been struggling since october when it uncovered "significant, and potentially fraudulent, accounting irregularities". the serious fraud office is continuing to investigate. another struggling uk retailer, hmv, could be saved from administration by mike ashley. the entertainment chain is struggling because of business rates and consumers' move to digital music and films. it is unclear how much of the company the owner of newcastle united and several other uk retail chains wants to buy or when any announcement on its future might be made. let's check the markets, they are difficult to gauge because the news from china has already been factored in. the japanese market and the hong kong market are both keeping their heads in positive territoryjust about. coming up next is news briefing and i will take you through the papers. do stay with us here on bbc news. greek riot police h

the bakery and cafe chain patisserie valerie has collapsed into administration, putting more than 3,000. in october patisserie valerie said it had uncovered "significa nt, and potentially fraudulent, accounting irregularities". administrators kpmg said 121 sites would continue trading, but 70 cafes and concessions will close in the coming days. prince william has questioned why world leaders have taken so long to take action on environmental challenges. he was speaking during an interview with sir david attenborough at a gathering of international leaders and businessspeople in the swiss resort of davos. sir david told the prince that it was difficult to overstate the urgency needed to tackle climate change. from davos, our diplomatic correspondent james landale sent this report davos — playground for the rich and conference hall for the powerful. but look who's also here — a first—time visitor come to discuss climate change. a future monarch interviewing a man seen by many as broadcasting royalty. normally, i have to endure people asking me questions, so it's quite nice to turn the tab

on those stories, including on wh smiths, and more on the website, including the latest on patisserie valeriet leaves it with 130 outlets, and 2100 workers. a lot of concern about what happens next for them and for theirjobs. they are hoping to sell this as a going concern, if there is any bidder. details on the bbc business live page. your're watching business live — our top story violent protest across zimbabwe, as the government calls for unity despite millions living in economic hardship. davos may be missing some key players, like donald trump and theresa may — but there's still a lot for the delegates there to talk about. brexit and the trade war between the us and china just a couple of the big issues this year. and sally bundock has been tackling them with some big names in business. she's in davos for us. how has it been? it is really cold right now. i can tell you that much. it is going to be another glorious day, and another extremely busy day. liam fox has a veryjammed agenda. talking to as many people here as he can about trade with great britain. greg clark is here, the business

in other business news: the uk coffee shop and cake chain patisserie valerie is facing a crucial fewlly fraudulent, accounting irregularities". the company is hoping to extend a deal with its bank that expired on friday and has allowed it to continue trading. changes at the top of two companies — glaxo and just eat. the chair of glaxosmithkline — philip hampton is stepping down after three and a half years with the uk's biggest drugmaker. it comes after the firm's new chief executive announced plans to split the company into two businesses — one for prescription drugs and another for over the counter consumer products. it's the chief executive peter plumb who is stepping down atjust eat. he's been therejust16 months after he joined the british takeaway ordering website and launched an investment drive — but that made a big dent in earnings. a bbc investigation has found retailers, letting agents and even a university all breaking rules on credit and debit card surcharges. the legislation introduced a year ago means customers cannot be charged more for paying by card, but the bbc foun

we have this story patisserie valerie, i don't want to show to you because it shows kate.date. it was hit by a huge accounting fraud and in talks with hsbc and barclays about extending its current standstill agreement, very important for so many jobs its current standstill agreement, very important for so manyjobs up and down the country. your‘re watching business live — our top story — the imf delivers a stark warning on the health of the global economy as world leaders gather in davos for the world economic forum. a quick look at how the markets are faring. this is how they have opened, looking pretty flat, to be honest, following losses in asia. call them what you want — kicks, trainers and sneakers? kicks, really? are they cold kicks? but globally the sports footwear market is huge. it's worth around 50 billion dollars and according to new research, it's set to double to over 95 billion dollars in the next six years. but it's not all about new shoes.... the resale market, for rare and limited—release footwear, is a growing industry in itself — worth over a billion doll

the troubled uk coffee shop and cake chain patisserie valerie is facing a crucial couple few days ife. the company is hoping to extend a deal with its bank that expired on friday and has allowed it to continue trading. it's been struggling since october when it uncovered "significa nt, and potentially fraudulent, accounting irregularities". the serious fraud office is investigating. another struggling uk retailer — hmv — could be saved from administration by mike ashley. the entertainment chain is struggling because of business rates and consumers move to digital music and films. it is unclear how much of the company the owner of newcastle united and several other uk retail chains wants to buy 01’ when any announcement on its future might be made. the chair of glaxosmithkline — philip hampton is stepping down after three and a half years with the uk's biggest drugmaker. it comes after the firm's new chief executive — emma walmsley — announced plans to split the company into two businesses — one for prescription drugs and vaccines — the other for over the counter products. a bail hear

what is happening with patisserie valerie? appointed. there is hope of finding a buyer, but kpmg said there would be significant redundancies and the bbc understands around 900 of the 3000 staff maker. catherine shuttleworth, chief executive of savvy, what do you think the chances are of patisserie valerie funding i buyer?” think the chances are of patisserie valerie funding i buyer? i think it is unlikely they will find a single buyer that they have some great sites and some great businesses. the issues that have this set patisserie valerie have been around accounting and finance, so i think other competitors will be circling that business, looking at them and trying to buy chunks of that business. but unfortunately i think there will be redundancies from members of staff who really have been completely not at fault of the problem with this business and it is a real shame, and itjust shows business and it is a real shame, and it just shows how so many of these jobs in the high street are at risk. we also heard today aboutjohn

the bakery and cafe chain patisserie valerie has collapsed into administration, putting more than 3,000. our business correspondent emma simpson says this isn't a typical high street company collapse. she has more. this was a company valued at nearly half £1 billion last year, generating lots of profits, cafes and kicks, but it was plunged into crisis in october when a big black hole in its finances was discovered, a case of potential fraud, and the company said that the situation was worse than it thought. it is now in administration after failed talks with the lenders. and administrators are seeing 70 outlets will close straightaway and the remaining 121 will continue to trade or search for a buyer. they are hopeful there will be interest but the job losses will be interest but the job losses will be significant. hello, iam ros hello, i am ros atkins. this is outside source, live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story... political deadlock continues in washington, as the us government shutdown hits the one—month mark. we will bring you some of the main stories from bbc world service. h

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