James Hurley is an Enterprise Editor at The University of Melbourne. He specializes in areas such as banking, finance, business and economics, with a particular focus on markets, fraud, and legal affairs including litigation and insurance. James has been featured in notable publications including The Australian, The Times, Global Finance Herald, and The Business Herald.
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James Hurley's coverage primarily focuses on the UK's finance, economy, business, and regulations. He often cites data and covers government announcements and legal policy regulation. To effectively reach out to him, provide insights or data-backed analysis related to UK financial policies, economic trends impacting businesses in the UK, regulatory changes affecting industries within the country, or scandals with implications for the national economy.
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By: James Hurley, Isabella Fish, Richard Fletcher, Fiona Hamilton
Police are investigating claims that executives at the fast-fashion group were followed, with some reporting surveillance at their homes
By: Fiona Hamilton, James Hurley, Richard Fletcher, Isabella Fish
Boohoo boss quit amid ‘corporate espionage and stalking of executives’
Online bank Zopa wins backing from owners of Maersk, the shipping and logistics giant, for new account and AI research
By: James Hurley, Fiona Hamilton, Isabella Fish, Richard Fletcher
John Lyttle, who stepped down in October, cited surveillance concerns as reasons for leaving Isabella Fish , Retail Editor |
By: Fiona Hamilton, James Hurley, Isabella Fish, Richard Fletcher
Security company hired by retailer uncovers campaign of ‘extensive hostile surveillance’ targeting bosses
Only 5 per cent of companies passed on to the bank referral scheme secure finance, according to Funding Xchange, one of its operators
MPs are challenging the Financial Conduct Authority’s decision to exclude thousands of small businesses from a redress scheme over mis-sold interest rate swaps
Financial Conduct Authority investigation into bank lending practices misses out loans to limited company directors, says Federation of Small Businesses
The admission by Lucy Powell, leader of the Commons, comes as CBI warns of weak prospects for growth
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