Adam Mawardi is a litigation reporter at various esteemed publications. He specializes in finance, investment, and human resources, while also covering topics related to markets, social issues, and ESG. Adam's work has been featured in prominent outlets including The Australian Financial Review, Yahoo Finance, and The Telegraph.
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Adam Mawardi's coverage reflects a strong emphasis on government announcements, finance and economy, as well as travel and tourism. His articles often cite data to support his reporting.
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By: Adam Mawardi, Chris Price
Industrial action by the drivers’ union Aslef is set to go ahead amid a dispute over pay
Drivers’ union Aslef cancels Tube strikes after reaching ‘improved’ pay offer
Fraudulent claims from staged accidents are driving up insurance costs for motorists
Andrew Staniland hailed as an ‘exceptional talent’ after snubbing rival supermarket
Residents say Westminster’s seizure of the planning process undermines local democracy
By: Adam Mawardi
Angela Rayner has been accused of undermining local democracy after taking control of plans for a new “garden town” development in Kent.
A group of men ran what is thought to be Britain’s biggest ever Ponzi scheme, the High Court has ruled, in a case that saw one insider compared to the notorious US fraudster Bernie Madoff.
By: Adam Mawardi
Courmacs Legal claims lender sent ‘tens of thousands’ of letters daily to stop compensation claims
Project is part of wider plan to reduce reliance on boilers and cut carbon emissions
By: Adam Mawardi
A London-listed gold mining company has agreed to pay Mali's military government $160m (£126m) after its British boss was detained by authorities.
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