England Under-21 goalkeeper Joe Lewis made two fine saves - one in each half - to earn Posh a creditable goalles draw in an entertaining match against Roy Keane's side at Portman Road on Tuesday night. Full Article at Footymad

England Under-21 goalkeeper Joe Lewis made two fine saves - one in each half - to earn Posh a creditable goalles draw in an entertaining match against Roy Keane's side at Portman Road on Tuesday night. Full Article at Footymad

This was Peterborough's third draw in four games under new boss Mark Cooper and Town's ninth game unbeaten, but seven of those have been draws for Roy Keane's men, including three 0-0s in the last four. Full Article at Footymad

Rupert Steiner, Daily Mail 8 December 2009, 9:43am It is the latest twist in the spat between the owner of All Bar One and Lewis, who has a 22.8% stake in the firm. Full Article at This Is Money

Trundle 84, 90+2 REFEREE: Russell Booth (Nottinghamshire)ATTENDANCE: 7,312DORUS DE VRIES: Was unlucky not to stop both goals. Full Article at Wales Online

The gloves are off in the mother of all corporate bar-room brawls. Full Article at Times Online

It was in the late 1970s that Joe Lewis Clemmons left the impoverished Delta region of Arkansas and moved to the Pacific Northwest, starting a migration for his family that would continue for decades. Full Article at The Seattle Times

THE four directors ousted last week from Mitchells & Butlers, the pub giant, threatened to refuse to sign off its annual financial results in a row over the value of the company’s property estate. Full Article at Times Online

Piedmont, which is headed by billionaire Joe Lewis, will meet the Takeover Panel tomorrow to express its view there were no grounds for the removal of Mr McGuire and Mr McMahon. Full Article at The Telegraph

5 December 2009 But after throwing virtually everything up for debate, some of the answers coming back are odd, to put it politely, while others are verging on the dangerous. We are entering the world of unintended consequences. Full Article at This Is Money

By Kathy Sandler LONDON -- The power struggle at pub company Mitchells & Butlers PLC claimed the heads of four board members Thursday.The company said that the two representatives of 23% shareholder Joe Lewis, as well as two other nonexecutive... Full Article at Wall Street Journal

His investment vehicle Piedmont, which owns 23 per cent of the business, added it had not attempted to veto the appointment of three other candidates for chairman, including former Asda boss Archie Norman, because it was not in a ­position to do so as... Full Article at Daily Express

Another year is exiting stage right but not before a few flurries of activity. Full Article at DFW.com

Joe Lewis, the billionaire investor engaged in a bar room brawl with Mitchells & Butlers, fired a warning shot across the bows of the M&B board yesterday as he promised to resist its efforts to weaken his position. Full Article at Times Online

Mr Lewis, through his Piedmont investment vehicle, claimed accusations from M&B that rebel shareholders had tried to undermine the board's effectiveness were "without foundation". Full Article at The Telegraph

Rupert Steiner, Daily Mail 2 December 2009, 8:43am The pubs group ousted four directors - two of them representatives of billionaire currency speculator Joe Lewis - following a stormy board meeting. Full Article at This Is Money

Joe Lewis, the majority shareholder of Tottenham Hotspur, had, it seems, suffered a blow on Tuesday even before his soccer team were knocked out of the Carling Cup by Manchester United. Full Article at Sports Pro Media

A BOARDROOM row at Mitchells & Butlers escalated yesterday after the pubs chain appointed a new chairman in defiance of its biggest shareholder, writes Victoria Thomson. Full Article at The Scotsman

LONDON BRIEFING: LOSING THE best part of $1 billion in the collapse of Bear Stearns last year does not appear to have dulled the ambitions of Joe Lewis, the legendary Bahamas-based currency speculator whose battle for control of Mitchells & Butlers has... Full Article at Irish Times