The reopening Savoy Grill is the latest jewel in the TV chef’s crown. But its lustre is fading amid growing debts, closing restaurants, over-ambitious enterprises and the desertion of former colleagues This is the most eagerly awaited opening in recent British gastronomic history. When the Savoy Grill in London throws open its famous wooden doors [...]
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Twists and turns for Ramsay empire
November 14th, 2010 
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October 15th, 2009 davidguide You probably have heard of NAFTA (North America Free Trade Association), OPEC (Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countires), the EU (European Union) and the BRIC (Brazil Russia India China) countries … but have you heard about MENA? Ok, you ask … what is it and why should I care? When conventional wisdom is not [...]
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