Dec 3 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories on the business pages of British newspapers. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
The Times
- Stephan Wilcke, chairman of Britain's biggest guarantor loans provider Amigo Holdings PLC and one of its top executives have sold shares worth more than 1.6 million pounds($2.05 million)in the troubled company despite a slump in its stock price. bit.ly/2rNHJgW
- Ocado Group PLC is raising 500 million pounds ($641.50 million) to help pay for dozens of robot-powered warehouses around the world. bit.ly/2DAQwWa
The Guardian
- National World PLC, set up by the newspaper entrepreneur David Montgomery, is in talks to potentially buy JPI Media, which owns dozens of major local papers in Britain – including the Edinburgh Evening News, the Lancashire Post, the Sheffield Star and the Sunderland Echo. bit.ly/2OJlH8f
The Telegraph
- Fashion firm Ted Baker PLC has been forced to reveal a 25 million pounds ($32.08 million) accounting blunder - piling fresh pressure on bosses of the troubled business. bit.ly/2DCPed8
Sky News
- Cerberus Capital Management has been weighing a bid for Addison Lee in recent weeks as the company's current owner attempts to secure a rapid sale. bit.ly/2OFIba7
- Sky News has learnt that National Express, one of Britain's biggest listed transport groups, has instructed headhunters to identify a long-term successor to Sir John Armitt, who has chaired the group since February 2013. bit.ly/2YfGhjB
The Independent
- More than 500 National Health Service doctors, nurses and other workers have written to Donald Trump to ask him to take the health service off the table during UK-U.S. trade talks. bit.ly/34UO8W8
$1 = 0.7794 pounds Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom
