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Along with his twin brother, Sir David built a business empire spanning property, hotels and newspapers
Defendants agree to pay Frederick Barclay and daughter following privacy breach but deny causing economic loss
Frederick Barclay questions fitness of his relatives to run the Telegraph newspapers
Court hears claim in lawsuit that has laid bare feud over media, retail and hospitality empire
40-year-old businessman Abdulhadi Mana Al-Hajri is new owner, according to UK filings
Representative for Sir Frederick threatens litigation after deal announced
Billionaire says he will sue if London hotel is sold for less than £1bn
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These reclusive media billionaires have become embroiled in a lurid domestic feud
Secret recordings in The Ritz and business discord tear apart the influential estate
A dark twist in this unravelling family feud.
Sir Frederick and daughter bring legal action against members of own family
Jeddah-based group representing wealthy families shows interest in London institution
It has now reached a “critical point”, according to the price commissioner.
UK online retailer hit by surge in PPI compensation claims
Online retailer still trying to raise £150m to cover surge in PPI claims
Billionaire twins approached by Daily Mail owner to discuss acquisition of the Telegraph
The cost of electricity on the semi-feudal island in the British Channel has hit the highest known of price on earth. And it’s nothing to do with Brexit.
Sir David Barclay had accused the artist of invading his privacy with a two-man show
Tycoon alleges artist infringed his privacy and defamed him in Paris theatre production
Supreme Court finds for revenue authority in case that could have cost it £17bn
Dividend from refinancing retail business could be close to £200m
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