Former editor’s criticism of newspaper revives long-running feud with Paul Dacre
One of world’s most popular news sites to move towards ‘freemium’ model for UK readers
Daily Mail owner is drawing up plan to fund bid on its own
Gulf finance in demand as rival media groups circle conservative broadsheet
DMGT joins a long list of potential bidders in an expected September sale of UK media group
Fleet Street veteran who was ousted from Daily Mail to now lead digital-only title
Great-grandson of newspaper’s founder and chair of DMGT will take charge at end of the month
Great-grandson of newspaper’s founder wins enough shareholder support for takeover bid
Lindsell Train’s co-founder says offer for Daily Mail publisher has ‘definite appeal’ ahead of vote
Departure surprises staff after recent reshuffle cemented his power within wider Daily Mail group
Majedie Asset Management remains opposed after family’s ‘final’ bid raises offer by £35m
Minority shareholders have a right to complain but they should do so quietly
Former editor to oversee parent company’s media titles as Rothermeres attempt to take group private
Chair’s move to replace editor seen as boost for online business as he bids to take group private
J O Hambro ‘underwhelmed and unconvinced’ by Lord Rothermere’s plan for family takeover
Media company’s founding family is seeking to take it private
Successor to head both Daily and Sunday publications raising prospect of more integrated print and online operations
Linking payouts from recent sales to an ungenerous take-private offer puts the squeeze on minority shareholders
Deal values DMGT at £2.9bn including special dividend but company says looking at job numbers
Agreement would remove final hurdle for Rothermere family to proceed with take-private bid
Disposal of RMS for £1.43bn paves way for Rothermere family to take UK publisher private
Plus, Goldman execs wrestle over junior analyst pay and Elon Musk’s courtroom drama heats up a notch
Potential £810m deal would depend on sale of company’s insurance risk business
Three-part proposal manages to hit upon several aspects of the financial zeitgeist
Two media operations would do better in treacherous waters if separated
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