Interest builds in Baugur
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By Sarah O'Connor in Reykjavik and Tom Braithwaite in,London Sir Philip Green, owner of BHS and Topshop, faces competition in his pursuit of the Baugur debt as venture capital firms and banks assess prospects for a deal. The complexity of unravelling Baugur's tangled... [read full story]                    

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