Laith Al is a journalist and writer based in the United Kingdom. He writes for The Times and his work has also appeared in publications such as Jordan News, Psychology Today, BMJ, and The National News. Laith covers a wide range of topics including business, finance, technology, and current affairs.
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Laith Al’s coverage spans a wide range of topics within the realm of business, finance, economy, companies and job market. His emphasis on government announcements, legal policy regulation and data citations suggests he would be interested in pitches related to regulatory changes impacting businesses or financial markets.
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By: Laith Al, Sam Chambers
Private equity owner prepares to split the wealth manager amid mounting investor interest in professional services
The firm, which provides auditing, consulting, tax and other services told staff across several divisions they would not be receiving a salary increase
A citrus blight that has destroyed orange crops in Florida will lead to price rises for consumers
Leigh Day, the law firm taking on Harrods for women who allege sexual assaults by Mohamed Al Fayed, has always fought for the underdog against big business
The retail billionaire’s Frasers Group has built a big stake at the fast-fashion firm that stole Debenhams from under its nose. Now it wants Ashley to be the boss
A sale of a 60% stake in the accounting firm could deliver an injection of cash and big payouts. But with the bidding shortlist down to three,
Wayne Ting survived a stroke at the age of 40. Now the boss of the company wants to take it on to the stock market — and win over the haters
Devastating collapse will hurt suppliers and taxpayers. Now calls are intensifying for audit reform
Graham King is set for a bonanza from his outsourcing firm Clearsprings Ready Homes
By: Oliver Shah, Jill Treanor, Laith Al
Concerns of a punitive budget raid on private equity did not come to fruition, but concerns around an exodus of wealthy entrepreneurs remain
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