William Turvill is the Chief Business Correspondent at The Sunday Times. He covers a wide range of topics including the business of media, technology, finance, and climate change, often intersecting with sports and entertainment. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Editor & Publisher Magazine, New Statesman, and The Times.
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William's coverage spans a range of topics, with a notable focus on entertainment news and content & publishing. He frequently includes press releases, government announcements, and cited data in his articles.
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Keep in mind that William does not have a specific geographic focus but focuses mainly on UK-based publications and companies.
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Britain’s most celebrated architect is giving back to the city that made him by designing Manchester United’s new stadium. Next, he has sights on Mars
Utilita founder Bill Bullen wants ‘net zero’ to be erased from the lexicon, says the energy price cap is misguided and explains why Britain needs more pylons
Anil Agarwal of Vedanta Resources runs an empire so large even he struggles to know how many companies he has. He also has regrets
Retailer changes previous guidance after the equality watchdog said single-sex public spaces should be based on biological sex
By: William Turvill
For coverage and download speeds, the UK is way down the world rankings behind even Macedonia, Kazakhstan and Vietnam
The data business co-owned with private equity is being prepared for sale as London-listed advertising giant looks to dispose of ‘non-core assets’
A long list of high-profile shareholders have been left out of pocket by the failure of Elvis Evolution
Chang now leads Fuse Energy, valued at $5bn. His firm’s operating efficiency is up 17% compared with the median energy company in the UK
Allianz of Germany is considering a bid for the business, which has had the high price tag slapped on it by its private equity backers
