James Hurley

Ian Rosenblatt considers suing board of listed legal services company over allegedly ‘defamatory’ claims to stock market amid bitter fight for control

Edinburgh Worldwide says it has ‘seen no evidence’ that Saba Capital is better placed to run UK investment trusts

Companies operating in the country have paid $41.6 billion in taxes since 2022 — a third of the Putin regime’s military budget — and there is an ethical cost

The energy group said Murray Auchincloss had recently undergone a ‘planned medical procedure’ and was recovering well

The appointment suggests the firm wants to expand in Britain and Europe, particularly in telecoms, media and technology

The co-founder of Apollo Global Management is said to have held talks over backing a consortium led by Dovid Efune, owner of The New York Sun

Some of the investment platform’s backers will lose most of the value of their stake after the £160 million sale

Partner at RedBird, which is legally restricted from cutting jobs or influencing editorial matters, is alleged to have told executives to forget about a sale

Department for Business and Trade to announce departure of Marcus Bokkerink after concluding the UK Competition and Markets Authority was not focused on growth.

Doug Gurr ‘shares the mission of the government’, the chancellor says at Davos after Marcus Bokkerink’s exit from the Competition and Markets Authority