Tycoon Puts Business Before Sport
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Multi-millionaire Malcolm Glazer is known as a shrewd investor whose love of sport is eclipsed by his canny business sense. Described by Forbes magazine as having an âeye for value
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Harry Dobson, the Scottish mining billionaire who stands to make a profit of more than 30m if Glazer - s takeover proposal goes through, said he needed more details of the proposed bid before he could decide ...
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The company may be hinting at going public.
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The company is trying to look strong in a land of subsidies and stiff competition.
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SCOTTISH mining tycoon Harry Dobson was contacted by brokers understood to be acting for US sports baron Malcolm Glazer earlier this week about selling his 6.5% stake in Manchester United.
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Business & money: The founder of Britain's largest private insurance firm, Towergate, could make Â£2bn after it emerged that his company has received bid approaches.
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In sports, as in investing, the pressure is on. We suggest a coping strategy.
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The founder of Sports Direct earns more than Â£929m after the retailer sets its share sale at the top of its price range.
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A CEO says the NHL lockout shows how investors should "recognize opportunities for what they are."
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The unquestioned leader of one of the market's hottest sectors is set to report.
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How one CEO uses his gym to prepare himself physically and emotionally for the day ahead.
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The amusement park company may be looking to sell itself.
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The leading golf wear designer is looking to expand its sports apparel reach.
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Private equity firms have found a new business where they can place their multibillion-dollar bets: gambling.
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American multi-millionaire Malcolm Glazer is set to intensify his campaign to gain control of Manchester United. The sports club tycoon could be about to launch a formal takeover bid this week, despite staunch opposition from United fans.
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Famed as much for his self-promotion as his negotiating skills, the bouffant-haired businessman has set his sights on the world of board games.
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James Packer, Australia's richest man, has handed control of his family's media assets to private equity partner CVC  and offloaded events and ticketing interests to focus on a fast-expanding gaming empire.