In Tune

FishWorks founder steps down from the board

The departure of Mitch Tonks, who founded the AIM-listed restaurant chain, has been described as 'a natural progression'

Airlines could be 'unsustainable'

Moody's, the credit ratings agency, has said that many airlines, even the largest, could be forced into bankruptcy due to rising costs

Shareholder demands scalp of TUI chief

Billionaire investor makes allegations of 'special arrangements' between Michael Frenzel and other shareholders

Tonks steps down as director at FishWorks

Founder leaves to pursue his media career but will still retain an ambassadorial role with the fish restaurant chain

Should censor have more control over games?

Industry points to self-regulation and says 'hands off' as pressure mounts for censor to rate games and protect children

Business big shot: Rooney Anand

Greene King has an unbroken run of earnings growth of 44 years and now its new boss says he believes he can do it again

OFT delay of online project angers Grade

ITV Chairman Michael Grade accused the Office of Fair Trading of allowing Google and Apple to build dominant web profiles

Taxpayer bailout looms for £250m Games venue

The UK taxpayer may now have to fund two major projects as backers of the Games' media centre struggle to raise finance

Electronic Arts: ratings system unworkable

The world's largest games developer has opposed the implementation of the new over-12s cinema-style age ratings

US tycoon drawn into Millwall row

The resolutions that Lacey has proposed threaten to bankrupt Millwall if they are voted through, according to club sources

David Lloyd seeks Esporta bid backers

Citigroup has been sounding out firms to gauge their interest in staging a joint offer for Esporta

Business big shot: John Leslie

The new chief executive of Regents Inn takes over at a time of deep uncertainty with a profit warning and shares sliding

Computer games are reaching a wider audience

The profile of game users is changing according to producer Activision, with women now numbering 40 per cent of buyers

Walkabout-owner ends bid talks

Regent Inns, the bar operator, saw shares fall almost 40%, as it admitted profits for the year would be 'minimal'

Thomas Cook forecasts bright skies ahead

Travel company said summer trading was strong in all markets and it is confident of meeting expectations for the current year