Leeds United consider AI-powered dynamic ticket pricing
“There’s probably an opportunity to do it in a way that does increase revenue, but also makes it affordable for your most hardcore fans,” Marathe told sports industry conference Leaders Week London at Stamford Bridge.…
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How an 800-year-old date still controls modern office leases – and why flexible space sidesteps it entirely
While the roast bird had already become popular fare to mark the Christian celebration – also known as the Feast of the Archangels – her celebratory meal cemented it as tradition. “Whoever ate goose on this day would not…
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Pay General Betting, Pool Betting or Remote Gaming Duty
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Jeffrey Archer (1940-2026): A writer of fiction in all senses
The Conservatives saw internal Labour division as a straw and clutched at it. Over the summer of 1999, a frenetic campaign saw novelist Jeffrer Archer and former transport minister Steve Norris battle it out, and Archer…
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Elsinore: meet Ian Charleson’s real Hamlet director Richard Eyre
He has directed London theatre since the 1960s and in 1989 directed Ian Charleson when he was artistic director of the National Theatre. In Andrew Scott’s Elsinore, Richard Eyre is portrayed by Johnny Flynn. The movie…
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Elsinore review: I wept through Andrew Scott’s devastating AIDS epic
Elsinore film: I was shallow breathing throughout Scott, who produces and stars, is devastatingly good as the man who would rather “die of Hamlet than of AIDS,” delivering agonisingly realistic blow-by-blow accounts of…
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LWW – The City Edition: A New watchmaking tradition begins at the Royal Exchange
Since almost the beginning of time, or at least since it’s been so beautifully and elegantly measured , watches and the City have gone hand in hand. You only have to look to the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers and…
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Deloitte hit with £11m fine after missing £30m taxpayer fraud at UK transport giant
The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) said on Thursday the fine, which was discounted to £6.05m for early admission and co-operation, related to the Big Four giant’s audit of the transport firm between the 2016 and 2020…
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Track Radio raising £3m as it eyes marketing, network and programming push
The start-up, which launched in May with a heavyweight broadcaster line-up including Mark Pougatch, Sonja McLaughlan and Vassos Alexander, is understood to be in talks with several potential investors for its second…
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