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The Trade Show Big Bang. What’s next?
Hyve Group, the world's eighth largest exhibition organizer, is being acquired by Hellman & Friedman for $1.8bn (an…
Has UK gone soft on Google?
The UK’s Competition & Markets Authority (CMA) has unveiled what it terms "world first" measures, purportedly granting publishers…
How FT Live completes ‘virtuous circle’ for news, data and events
At our recent Monetising B2B Information & Events 2026, Colin Morrison interviewed Orson Francescone, managing director of FT…
DealMakers: pe turns up the heat on events
It has been an unprecedented month in events M&A with record investments and 13 transactions, a new Private…
How Hanson Wade paid off after all
A year after aborting a sale process, the Graphite private equity owner of the 18-year-old UK-based pharma events…
IMEX: ‘a licence to experiment’
The week after our Monetising B2B Information & Events, in London this month, the family-owned IMEX exhibitions celebrated…
Book now: The Definitive AI Forum 2026
Bookings open today for The Definitive AI Forum for Media, Information & Events 2026 which takes place at…
PODCAST: How Bauer does bookazines
Lauren Holleyoake is publisher of three of Bauer UK’s most iconic magazines. She is also the lead for…
Another Murdoch takes New York
Fifty years after Rupert Murdoch acquired New York magazine in a fiercely contested deal - and exactly 35…
What’s left for Business Insider?
Axel Springer, the family-owned, transatlantic news group, has reported its financials for 2025, the first full year since…