International Business Times (U.K.)
The International Business Times is a digital news platform that features seven national editions in four different languages. Commonly referred to as IBTimes or IBT, it provides articles, opinions, and editorial insights focused on business and commerce. Founded in 2005 by Etienne Uzac and Johnathan Davis, IBTimes is owned by IBT Media. The publication operates from its headquarters located in a former Newsweek office in the Financial District of Lower Manhattan, New York City.
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ibtimes.co.uk | Giuliano de Leon
British shipping magnate John Fredriksen has confirmed he is leaving the United Kingdom and relocating to the United Arab Emirates. The billionaire revealed his decision in an interview with E24, a Norwegian online business publication. But who exactly is John Fredriksen? And why is his departure significant to the UK? Here's what you need to know. Who Is John Fredriksen? John Fredriksen is currently ranked as the ninth richest person in the UK.
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ibtimes.co.uk | Teddy Cambosa
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has released a new public advisory related to potential side effects of the COVID-19 vaccine to those with rare heart conditions–myocarditis and pericarditis. The new advisory follows the latest clinical research, which indicates a higher chance of these side effects and the need for mRNA vaccine manufacturers to include this information in their prescribing information for patients.
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ibtimes.co.uk | Giuliano de Leon
The ongoing refund programme related to the Fortnite settlement, agreed by Epic Games in 2023, has now reached nearly £157 million ($200 million), according to the United States Federal Trade Commission (FTC). With the remaining funds shrinking, the agency has urged eligible players to file their claims as soon as possible.
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ibtimes.co.uk | Teddy Cambosa
Popular apparel brand Nike has seen its shares rise significantly higher than usual following the release of its Q1 2025 results despite what seemed to be its 'worst earnings yet'. Its stocks, recorded at 10% higher than its current stock trend, are a stark contrast to the drastic drop in sales of the brand, especially as they are expected to make 'significant changes' to its pricing amidst tariff woes in the US.
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ibtimes.co.uk | Teddy Cambosa
The world of marketing and advertising has been rocked by news that Mark Read, CEO of advertising giant WPP, is stepping down from his role after 30 years with the company–seven of which served as the head honcho of the London-based firm. Read's resignation follows a series of internal mergers, rebrands of its subsidiary agencies, and new product launches promoting the use of artificial intelligence (AI) for cost efficiency in the industry.
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