Jon Yeomans is the Deputy Business Editor for The Sunday Times. With a focus on business and finance, Jon covers a wide range of topics including energy, mining, technology, and mergers and acquisitions. His work has also been featured in The Australian.
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Jon Yeomans predominantly covers stories related to business and industry, government and politics, as well as energy. His articles often focus on mergers and takeovers, water companies, business scandals, nuclear energy, mining, and natural resources.
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Britain punches above its weight in tech. But for some firms, bridging the ‘Valley of Death’ to scale up is the biggest challenge
A mixture of technologies will be needed to keep the lights on and heat our homes and workplaces, as well as powering industry
The hedge fund is calling on the FTSE 100 trust to lift the valuation of its portfolio and raise its share price
By: Dominic Hauschild, Jon Yeomans, Richard Tyler
The superstar rapper crashed LØCI’s website when she announced their collaboration to her 230m Instagram followers.
By: Oliver Gill, Jon Yeomans
Britain’s biggest water company is saddled with debt but investors are alienated and Ofwat won’t sanction higher bills. The clock is ticking to avoid administration
The 20 top executives at the aerospace giant are set win huge share awards next month, as former boss Simon Peckham establishes ‘Melvest’ to hunt for deals
Takeover of site of failed battery-maker Britishvolt will result in a potential £20 billion investment in North East
The Australian miner wants its rival’s copper mines at a time when the red metal is in demand for electric cars, wind turbines and power networks
Start-ups from Bromley to Rotherham are joining industry giants and boosting a sector that employs 50,000 people, launching satellites and clearing debris
Move by Beirut-based consulting firm seen as ‘opening salvo’ in a battle for the engineering giant that could draw previous bidder Apollo back into the fray
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