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Ian King (journalist)
British business journalist
Ian King is a British business journalist who presented Business Live with Ian King, the eponymous daily business programme on Sky News.
Early life and career
[edit]King was brought up in Bristol and Devon. He has a degree in history from the University of Manchester (where he edited the students' union newspaper The Mancunion)[1] and a postgraduate diploma in newspaper journalism from City, University of London. Before entering his journalism career, he spent three and a half years working for Midland Bank in the City of London,[2] and then as a business analyst at HSBC.[3]
Career
[edit]King worked at The Daily Telegraph, The Guardian and The Mail on Sunday, before joining The Sun as their business editor in 2000,[4] a position he held for eight years. He became deputy business editor of The Times in 2008 and business and city editor in 2011. He occasionally appeared alongside Jeff Randall on Jeff Randall Live.[1] He succeeded Randall as the face of Sky News's business coverage at the end of March 2014. Head of Sky News John Ryley said: "Ian's credentials are impeccable. He is a powerhouse in business journalism and I know he will make a real
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Ideagen: The red tape-loving company that has agreed a £1.1bn takeover
What do British Airways, the US Navy, Heineken, the Bank of New York and the European Central Bank have in common?
The answer is that all are clients of Ideagen, a Nottingham-based software business, whose customer base also includes seven of the UK's top 10 accounting firms, three quarters of the world's biggest pharmaceutical companies and all of the world's top aerospace and defence companies.
Ideagen's software, in the company's words, helps its 8,000 clients "reduce costs, improve operational efficiency, strengthen compliance and oversight and anticipate and manage every detail of risk".
In other words, if your business is operating in a highly regulated sector, there is every chance you will be a customer of the company based in an unprepossessing business park in Ruddington, a village six miles to the south of Nottingham city centre.
From these unlikely surroundings has emerged a business now set to change hands in a deal valuing it at just under £1.1bn.
Ideagen, which has just under 700 employees worldwide and which proudly claims to employ people from 26 different countries, agreed on Monday to a takeover by the private equity firm Hg Capital.
In a statement, Hg partners Christopher F