Ian King speaks to a business looking to benefit from the potential building of the UK’s largest battery ‘gigafactory’ in Sunderland after it emerged Nissan is in talks with the government over the idea.
He’s also speaking to the chief executive at Tate and Lyle as a move to healthier eating has bumped up profits, and he chats to a boss at Pets At Home as a boom in pet ownership during the pandemic sends revenues soaring.
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