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  • Thames Water to avoid state bailout, the FTSE 100 at 7900 and an ITV bid: my predictions for UK plc in 2025

    January 2, 2025

    Predictions may generally be a mug’s game, but looking back at my forecasts for the business world in 2024, I seem to have fared better than usual. Klarna, the buy now pay later giant, opted for a New York listing; Dame Alison Rose made a comeback in a senior private equity role; Unilever announced that [...]

  • Ahead of the Game: Illegal Usyk vs Fury streams dealt heavy blow

    December 23, 2024

    Illegal streaming services appear to be in retreat judging by the collapse of viewing figures for last weekend’s Oleksandr Usyk vs Tyson Fury rematch compared to the original world heavyweight title fight between the pair in May. Analysis conducted for Morning Wire by online intelligence platform Yield Sec identified a peak audience of 3.2m illegal [...]

  • ITV shares jump as it emerges as a takeover target by private equity

    November 25, 2024

    ITV has emerged as a possible takeover target by private equity giants including CVC Capital Partners amid an ongoing dip in its share price, according to reports. There are reportedly a variety of private equity bidders circling the UK’s largest terrestrial commercial broadcaster, Sky News revealed. These included CVC Capital Partners with a major European [...]

  • Ahead of the Game: Lineker to score tax saving from company liquidation

    November 20, 2024

    Goalhanger Films, which is co-owned by Lineker and former ITV controller Tony Pastor, has appointed a voluntary liquidator despite being a solvent company.

  • The world’s most lucrative jockey competition is coming to British racing

    November 14, 2024

    British racing has announced the world’s most lucrative jockey competition, the David Power Jockeys’ Cup – a new league for riders with a prize fund of £1.5m. The initiative, which will launch on Friday at Cheltenham’s November Meeting, is an attempt to inject more excitement into jumps season and backed by bookmakers the Flutter Group. [...]

  • ITV: Shares drop after revenue plunges at production arm

    November 7, 2024

    A drop in revenue at ITV studios due to the ongoing effect of the US writers’ strike has pulled profit down, with cost savings and an increase in advertising revenue failing to offset the fall. The company’s share price fell nearly eight per cent in early trades. Group revenue in the first nine months of [...]

  • US election timings: Your guide to watching the results

    November 5, 2024

    After months of a closely fought battle, one of the most unpredictable US election campaigns in generations is drawing to a close. Polls have opened stateside and Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are still neck and neck, as voters begin to cast the ballots for the Republican or Democrat parties. For UK watchers, following the [...]

  • Post Office: MPs to hold inquiry into compensation ‘unfinished business’

    October 31, 2024

    MPs are set to launch an inquiry into the “unfinished business” of financial redress for victims of the Post Office Horizon scandal. The business and trade committee will hold a short probe focused on “fast and fair redress” for those affected by what has been dubbed the biggest miscarriage of justice in UK history. It [...]

  • DP World: Ministers had ‘conversation’ to salvage investment after row

    October 13, 2024

    Ministers were forced to “have a conversation” with executives from DP World to secure its investment after a senior minister referred to one of its subsidiary P&O Ferries a “rogue operator”, the business secretary has said. Business secretary Jonathan Reynolds said the investment – which was reportedly put in jeopardy following the scathing criticism of [...]

  • Premiership rugby stays on free-to-air TV in new two-year deal

    September 30, 2024

    Premiership rugby will remain available to terrestrial TV viewers after the league extended its deal with ITV to show seven live matches per season. The two-year agreement ensures the Premiership Final will be shown live on ITV, which will also continue to broadcast a weekly highlights programme. “Premiership Rugby is thrilled to extend our relationship [...]

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