Alistair Osborne is the Chief Business Commentator at The Times. With over 20 years of experience, he writes a daily column focusing on the intricacies of finance, trading, business, and economics, while also delving into themes such as energy policy, corporate sustainability, and entrepreneurship. Alistair's insights and commentary are featured in The Times.
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Alistair focuses on national business and political coverage, particularly in the United Kingdom. His emphasis is on investment analysis, government & politics, sales & marketing, and real estate industry. Therefore, he may be interested in insights related to corporate leadership and its impact on stock market performance within the UK.
Considering his focus areas of government & politics and legal policy regulation, Alistair could also be receptive to pitches concerning how political decisions or regulatory changes are influencing various industries such as aviation, finance, or business operations within the UK.
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By: Emma Powell, Alistair Osborne
The food delivery group has lost a fifth of its value over the past 12 months and is slashing 5 per cent of its workforce
Segro’s board sees far greater value in its warehouses and data centres than the low-ball offer from the US logistics giant
Opening the books to its US suitor Castlelake after an offer of just 650p a share suggests a lack of ambition from a low-flying board
The long-delayed Powerhouse project has been overshadowed by the HS2 clown-show and needs private sector expertise to get it on track
Building the capability to hit his council house targets will require radical thinking by the PM in waiting
While the sale to Castlelake isn’t yet a done deal, the board is hardly reaching for the skies
Boaz Weinstein has something of a case, but Saba’s first proposal for the office space provider was so ridiculous it had to rethink. A compromise might be in order
AstraZeneca dropped £14 billion in market cap after the Wainua drug trial for a potentially fatal cardiovascular disease failed to show significant benefits
If South East Water’s failings, including being in Ofwat’s bottom three for financial resilience, aren’t enough for nationalisation and a new owner — what is?
