Before Albert Manifold’s abrupt dismissal, tensions rose over everything from secret deal talks to Wimbledon tickets, write Jenny Strasburg and Matthew Dalton, The Wall Street Journal.
There are those who want a guillotine to fall on the head coach – that's not going to happen, but some level of internal change is needed and both the attack and defence are in clear need of a reboot.
Arsenal and Los Angeles Rams owner Stan Kroenke, ‘Silent Stan,’ explains in a rare interview why his teams can’t stop winning, write Andrew Beaton and Joshua Robinson, The Wall Street Journal.
With closures, falling numbers and shifting parenting styles, the traditional boarding model is under pressure — though some schools are finding new ways to survive.
The fitness tech company’s closure of its Irish subsidiary ends a brief presence in Ireland. It last had just over a dozen staff three years ago but had once been tipped to be much bigger.
Incident logs for Tetratch Capital's CityArk aparthotel reveal three cases of domestic, sexual or gender-based violence in two years, alongside persistent fire safety issues caused by unauthorised cooking in rooms at the Citywest facility.
British firm UG Group bought Cavan’s Wellman International out of examinership last year. Chief executive Magnus Hammick talks to The Currency about his plans for the business.
For the fifth time in one month, extensive High Court time was devoted to sorting out the rights of sea users under what the judge described as “a somewhat obscure licensing system”.
Albert Manifold was an industry outsider tapped to oversee a turnaround at BP after years of upheaval. Now his abrupt departure has the major oil company facing a fresh bout of turmoil, write Matthew Dalton, Adam Whittaker and Ben Dummett, The Wall Street Journal.
Multinational Macquarie Group, Canadian financial investor Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, and even the men who began developing the offshore wind farm in 2002, stand to lose tens of millions from the failure.
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