Sean Farrington
Journalist and Presenter at BBC
Host at Wake Up to Money Podcast
Journalist and Presenter at BBC Radio 5 Live
Wulfrunian. Makaton beginner. #trisomy21 🧡 Taking care of Business. BBC Journalist | @bbcr4today | @bbc5live | #wakeuptomoney | #Toast
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Jun 30, 2024 |
finance.yahoo.com | Henry Jones |Sean Farrington
Dave Ricks urged the next government to consider how it could become "world class" in attracting investment [Getty Images]The boss of the world's most valuable pharmaceutical company has told the BBC that the UK's planning system puts companies off investing in the country. Dave Ricks, chief executive of the obesity drug manufacturer Eli Lilly, said he had considered building a factory in the UK in the last decade, but chose another country instead.
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Jun 30, 2024 |
bbc.com | Henry Jones |Sean Farrington
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May 29, 2024 |
aol.com | Sean Farrington |Mitchell Labiak |Jonathan Josephs
May 29, 2024 at 10:34 AM[Getty Images]Mining giant BHP has pulled out of its planned takeover of rival Anglo-American in a deal that would have been valued at £38.6bn. BHP had been particularly attracted to Anglo’s copper assets, with the metal rising in value because of its role in the green energy transition. The collapse of the deal follows a month of wrangling between the pair, culminating in a frantic back and forth on Wednesday.
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May 29, 2024 |
bbc.com | Sean Farrington
Mining giant BHP has urged its UK-based rival Anglo American to extend the looming deadline for a final offer on a proposed £39bn merger. In a statement this morning, the Australian BHP attempted to ease concerns about its plans for Anglo American's business in South Africa, ahead of elections in the country on Thursday. It made commitments that included job security for employees there, but said it needed an extension on talks "to allow further engagement" on the plans.
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Jan 25, 2023 |
zambia24.com | Mattea Bubalo |Sean Farrington
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Some growth chat from Tom as well on today's Wake Up to Money. Benefits of Ox<->Cam but potentially bigger benefits of investing in Hull, Middlesbrough, Bradford... Plus how wide the UK is!
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RT @BBCr4today: "The difference in the UK, on your own now, separate from Europe, it's a relatively small market." David Ricks, CEO of pha…