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The Business (magazine)

Business newspaper in London

Summary

Business newspaper in London

Field	Value
title	The Business
frequency	Weekly
category	News magazine
founded	2006
finaldate	2008
company	Press Holdings
country	United Kingdom
based	London
editor	Allister Heath

The Business was a business magazine published in the United Kingdom between 2006 and 2008.

Tom Rubython founded the Sunday Business newspaper in 1996, which provided a Sunday alternative to the Financial Times. In the autumn of 2006, after the paper experienced financial difficulties, the Barclay brothers (owners of The Daily Telegraph) acquired the title, repackaged it under the guidance of Andrew Neil, and converted to a magazine.

From 2007 to 2008 the magazine was edited by Allister Heath, who had held a number of roles at the publication since 2002. On 13 February 2008, shortly after Heath's departure, it was announced that The Business magazine would be closing, to be replaced by The Spectator Business. Its paid circulation had been very small and it had relied on numbers of free copies to increase its reach.

References

Judith Evans. (28 February 2020). "Barclay family feud takes a grave turn". Financial Times.
(9 October 2006). "Andrew Neil: His world just isn't big enough". The Independent.
"Heath, Allister Georges Freund, (born 1977), Editor, The Sunday Telegraph, since 2017".

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