Business Analysis & Features
The publishing house that Stieg Larsson built
Nick Clark: When Quercus bought 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo' it was a tiny firm in a rented office. Yesterday, from its West End HQ, it revealed record sales of £15m a year
Inside Business Analysis & Features
Does the Chinese government really want to own Liverpool?
Friday, 6 August 2010
Nick Harris: Deal would be latest case of Beijing flexing its financial muscles abroad
Kristian Segerstrale: Face of the social gaming revolution
Thursday, 5 August 2010
The Business Interview: The founder of Playfish tells Nick Clark how his industry came from nothing to earnings approaching $1bn in revenues in a few short years
Crozier draws up strategy to make ITV 'fit for purpose'
Wednesday, 4 August 2010
ITV's chief executive, Adam Crozier, and chairman, Archie Norman, have presented their vision of a network more in step with 21st-century broadcasting
HSBC defies the banks' critics as the city shines again
Tuesday, 3 August 2010
A sharp fall in bad debts has helped the bank to profits of $11bn, with the US the only region to make a loss. James Moore reports
The business on: Dorothy Thompson, Chief executive, Drax
Tuesday, 3 August 2010
Cameron & Co woo India as demand for retail goods rockets
Sunday, 1 August 2010
We've always enjoyed Indian imports, but the sub-continent's own market is now soaring – and the PM hopes it will rescue our economy
Syndicates are fun, but they're not a racing cert
Sunday, 1 August 2010
There's glamour, thrills galore, and the joy of a big win, but investors mustn't mind taking the odd tumble too
Bush backers engulfed in $550m scandal
Saturday, 31 July 2010
The billionaire Wyly brothers are Texas royalty and high-profile Republican donors, but the SEC claims they made millions from insider trading, reports James Moore
The business on...Alan Brown, Chief executive, Rentokil Initial
Saturday, 31 July 2010
So he's the rat-catcher-in-chief?Rentokil does indeed have a pest control business, but it has other strings to its bow, too – everything from cleaning to courier services.
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