Category: Sir
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Bahrain Airport to Install Stained Glass Masterpiece, “Concordia,” by World-Renowned Artist Sir Brian Clarke
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Sir Len Blavatnik pumps $827m more into DAZN as sports streamer chases billion-user goal
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Sir Len Blavatnik, Britain’s second-richest man, has pumped an extra $827 million into DAZN – which calls itself the “Netflix of sports” – even as the London-based streaming service posts widening losses. The billionaire’s latest funding, provided in 2023 through his investment group Access Industries, brings his total backing of…
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Sir Len Blavatnik pumps $827m more into DAZN as sports streamer chases billion-user goal
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Sir Len Blavatnik, Britain’s second-richest man, has pumped an extra $827 million into DAZN – which calls itself the “Netflix of sports” – even as the London-based streaming service posts widening losses. The billionaire’s latest funding, provided in 2023 through his investment group Access Industries, brings his total backing of…
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Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s Belstaff racks up £18m loss as auditors warn of uncertain future
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Belstaff, the luxury leather jacket brand owned by billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe, has announced a further loss of £18.3m, raising fresh concerns about its financial sustainability. Auditors warned that the company still relied on ongoing support from its parent, Ineos, to survive. Despite the jackets selling for up to £2,125,…
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Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s Belstaff racks up £18m loss as auditors warn of uncertain future
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Belstaff, the luxury leather jacket brand owned by billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe, has announced a further loss of £18.3m, raising fresh concerns about its financial sustainability. Auditors warned that the company still relied on ongoing support from its parent, Ineos, to survive. Despite the jackets selling for up to £2,125,…
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71-year-old billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe is in a race to secure his legacy
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Sir Jim Ratcliffe likes to keep busy. As reward for working seven days a week at his €40 billion ($52 billion) petrochemicals empire Ineos, the British billionaire treats himself to a range of side projects, from owning a London pub and a football club to embarking on property projects in…
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Sir Keir Starmer’s ‘no work after 6 p.m. on Fridays’ stance praised by leadership experts
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The newly elected leader recently revealed that for years he has been “protecting” that time to spend with his family, including his 16-year-old son and 13-year-old daughter — and has no intention of giving up the habit because, in his eyes, he is a better politician because of it. “I…
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Sir Jim Ratcliffe Criticises Labour’s Energy Plans Despite Backing Starmer
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Sir Jim Ratcliffe, chief executive of Ineos and co-owner of Manchester United, has criticized Labour’s green energy plans, claiming they could tax North Sea oil and gas production to “de-exist”. It comes just days after he publicly supported Labor leader Sir Keir Starmer. Ratcliffe warned that Labour’s proposals to increase…
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Sir Patrick Vallance Champions Labour’s Accelerated Green Energy Initiative
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In a major endorsement, Sir Patrick Vallance, former chief scientific adviser, expressed his support for Labour’s ambitious green energy plan, urging the pursuit of net zero emissions to be pursued with the same urgency as the development of a Covid-19 vaccine. Vallance, who resigned last year, has backed Sir Keir…