How family offices are becoming the new investors in capital markets
As the activities of family offices continue to evolve, they are increasingly looking at mergers and acquisitions
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Anda Rowland, the proprietor of the King’s tailor Anderson & Sheppard, on the growth of women in tailoring and her…
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Sir Robin Niblett: ‘new Cold War’ brings risks for business
As Trump’s America steps back from its role as global rule maker, a new world order will provide opportunities –…
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Entrepreneur Ben Lamm on breathing new life into extinct species
Ben Lamm on his mammoth task of resurrecting extinct species, such as the dire wolf, woolly mammoth, Tasmanian tiger and…
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The murkier side of private markets
The rebellious French professor who is taking aim at the shadier practices of the world of private markets
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Is AI a saviour or a demon?
Gary Rivlin’s depiction of the chaotic scramble for AI supremacy in Silicon Valley reveals a range of very human lead…
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So, you’re going to be rich, what do you do now? Experts on how to handle a liquidity event
Top advisers to billionaires share their wisdom on how to manage a major 'liquidity event' such as selling a business…
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Third of UK entrepreneurs explore early business sales after Rachel Reeves’ tax raid
Fiscal shifts, coupled with ongoing market challenges, are reshaping business owners’ outlooks, report by Brown Shipley found
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Deepfake fraud jumps by more than 2000 per cent in three years
Businesses are urged to adopt advanced security measures to combat an alarming rise in AI-driven identity fraud
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What to expect from Davos 2025
The World Economic Forum is back in Davos. This is what to look out for this week
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Private markets firms embrace social media to attract new generation of investors
Private markets firms are leveraging social media to engage with investors, management teams and other audiences as industry evolves
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UK still top destination for global entrepreneurs
HSBC report finds business owners are optimistic about the future – globally and closer to home
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British billionaire and entrepreneur James Dyson blasts Rachel Reeves’s ‘spiteful’ inheritance tax raid
Writing in The Times, Sir James Dyson said the chancellor's changes to inheritance tax were a 'tragedy' that would rip…
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HSBC launches invitation-only credit card for global private banking clients
The launch of the exclusive card comes days after the bank announced a sweeping overhaul under its new chief executive,…
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‘Trump is a dealmaker’: Gediminas Žiemelis, Lithuania’s richest man, on basketball, Boeing and being fired
A Dubai-based Lithuanian with three passports and a business based in Ireland, Gediminas Žiemelis epitomises the global nature of aviation
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Murdoch succession showdown prompts shareholder to challenge family control
A prominent News Corp shareholder wants an end to the dual-share structure as Rupert Murdoch seeks to sideline three of…
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HSBC to grow UK team as it looks to double wealth division
HSBC aims to double its UK assets under management to £100 billion ($131 billion) with ambitions to become a top…
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Royal-approved dinnerware retailer Thomas Goode & Co seeking a buyer
LSH has been tasked with securing a buyer for the 200-year-old business which provided a dinner service for the wedding…
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Indian billionaire Gautam Adani to overhaul family office after short-selling scandal
Asia's second-richest person is seeking to rebuild his conglomerate’s credibility after a tumultuous 18 months
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Enhanced Games founder Aron D’Souza on why his project is more than just ‘the doping Olympics’
From the magazine: Aron D’Souza orchestrated Peter Thiel’s proxy battle against Gawker. Now, as the founder of the Enhanced Games,…
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