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...In the final quarter of the year, Labour received more than £1mn each from South African businessman Gary Lubner and Dale Vince, founder of green energy provider Ecotricity....
...Either way, the key point investors need to understand is that variants of this problem will soon haunt fields such as finance too, as Gary Gensler, the Securities and Exchange Commissioner recently told...
...Labour also received £2.2mn in the second quarter from Gary Lubner, the former boss of Autoglass, the car windscreen repair company, helping to lift its total income from individual donors in the three-month...
...Highlights Lunch with the FT provides a big scoop this week: Gary Neville is fed up with people over thinking potatoes....
...Billionaire agrees to buy Phoenix Suns and Mercury basketball teams Mat Ishbia, chief executive of Detroit-based United Wholesale Mortgage, has agreed to acquire the Phoenix Suns and Mercury basketball teams...
...Car insurance magnate Sir Peter Wood is fronting the offer but the brains behind it is Gary Channon, of Phoenix Asset Management, who was parachuted into Dignity in April 2021 after leading a shareholder...
...In December, TSMC announced a $28bn expansion of its semiconductor factory in Phoenix, the largest foreign direct investment of its kind in the US....
...The buyer consortium, which also includes investment firm Phoenix Asset Management Partners, already owns 29 per cent of Dignity....
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...“Downtown was terrible — downright scary at the time,” Gary Saul, another Greenberg lawyer who leads the firm’s condo practice, recalls. “He saw it. No one else saw it — and he made it happen.”...
...The consortium, which is also fronted by City fund manager and former Dignity executive Gary Channon, has already acquired 29 per cent of Dignity’s share capital....
...Gary Channon, chief information officer at Phoenix and its only surviving founder, said Stanley Gibbons was a “wonderful company and a forever business for Phoenix”....
...One thing to start: US prosecutors have charged Caroline Ellison, the former chief executive of trading affiliate Alameda Research, and Gary Wang, a co-founder of FTX, in connection with their roles in the...
...The UK fund wants to install its own founder and boss, Gary Channon, as an executive director. Dignity certainly looks like it could use a helping hand....
...Some 55 per cent of shareholders that voted backed the removal of Whiley, who was appointed in September 2019, with 61 per cent supporting the appointment of Gary Channon, chief investment officer at Phoenix...
...one of its partners, Gary Channon....
...Channon, the chief investment officer at Phoenix Asset Management Partners, last month replaced Clive Whiley as Dignity’s executive chair following a shareholder revolt....
...managers eager to cash in on the frenzied trading around cryptocurrencies are bracing themselves for longer than expected regulatory scrutiny after comments from Securities and Exchange Commission chair Gary...
...“That Phoenix has chosen to go public on these matters prematurely serves only as a further illustration of the lack of suitability of Gary Channon to be appointed as someone responsible for the executive...
...This week, Moral Money noticed that ESG issues are now being cited by analysts at Wilshire Phoenix as one factor that might cause the gold price to rise (the fear is that ESG concerns will disrupt supply...
...Above all, Phoenix is electrifying and alarmingly convincing....
...The parent company of Smallbone of Devizes, which sells luxury kitchens, went into administration in December before its assets were sold to New York property developer Gary Barnett....
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...Gary Channon, co-founder of Phoenix, told the Financial Times in April that Hornby needed “to be cocooned from the pressures of being on the stock market”....
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