James Warrington is a Senior Business Reporter at The Telegraph. He covers the media and telecoms industries, with a focus on themes such as publishing, finance, and investment, while also exploring topics like AI and business leaders in the UK. James has been featured in numerous outlets, including WAtoday, Yahoo Finance, and the New Zealand Herald.
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Workers turn on bosses after being told they will stay another decade at temporary site
By: James Warrington
When the Daily Mail unveiled plans to renovate its headquarters at the former Barkers of Kensington department store in West London, bosses insisted the new wellness-focused offices would be a long-term home for its “talented people”.
By: James Warrington
American tech giants are vying to become the go-to for sport fans – but are the servers ready?
By: James Warrington
Second-class letters to be delivered just three times a week in some areas
News outlets hoping to benefit from the outspoken president’s return face a starkly different landscape to 2016
By: James Warrington
Slade rocker signs petition urging Danish brewer to continue 150-year-old beer
Reach staff to be paid extra for articles promoting household products
By: James Warrington
Tickets for this year’s event were £373.50 and sold out in 35 minutes
By: James Warrington
The boss of Brompton Bicycles has warned the cycling industry is in “turmoil” after the bike maker saw its profits almost entirely wiped out amid heavy discounting by rivals.
Global Media and Entertainment’s accumulated losses hit £1.3bn
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