The Financial Conduct Authority found that Dave King had acted in concert with others to gather a level of shareholding which should have required him, as the Scottish Herald notes, to launch a full bid for the club.
Speaking in London, Cyril Ramaphosa said that South Africa was dogged by corruption in the public and private sector, which has cost the country close to R1trn.
Drawing insightful similarities between two seemingly unconnected “news events,’ is only possible because of the utility of social media and easily-spread fake news.
An attitude of gratitude might sound trite, but these common findings by research psychologists reveal it to be the wellspring of virtues like honesty, selflessness and loyalty.
Deciding on the risk you take with your investments is a slippery subject. One is more likely to think rationally about the concept when your own money isn’t involved.
It’s an ironic truth that we talk of ‘out of the mouth of babes,’ especially with regard to Greta Thunberg, 16, and her outraged challenge of a seemingly uncaring adult world when it comes to climate change.
Take a bumpy ride with Simon Lincoln Reader; it’s bound to keep you enthralled – and scanning the road ahead.
Has Adam Neumann, WeWork founder, pulled off a huge fraud? That’s the allegation doing the rounds as Wall Street analysts ponder a delayed initial public offering.
Thomas Cook Group filed for compulsory liquidation in the early hours of Monday after last-ditch rescue talks failed.
The Western Cape could become one of the world’s success stories in challenging Silicon Valley as a site for the development of exciting innovations.