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The Latest Breaking News from Ineos

Liverpool is Sir Jim Ratcliffe's ideal next step after billionaire's blunt admission

Fenway Sports Group are looking to sell Liverpool Football Club after 12 years at the helm at Anfield, while Sir Jim Ratcliffe, Britain's richest man, has already made clear his desire to own a Premier League club

Daily Mirror

The names that could be interested if FSG decide to sell Liverpool

Liverpool owners FSG are open to selling their shareholding of the club - so who could be interested in buying?

Liverpool Echo

Hull Tricoya plant completion put on hold as ownership changes

Accsys has taken full control of the Saltend development beset by cost increases and delays

Birmingham Post

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Watch Lewis Hamilton Go Off-Road With The Ineos Grenadier

The seven-time F1 champ is a fan of the new go-anywhere SUV.

Motor1

Inside Aaron Ramsey's Nice adventure as ex-Premier League stars make stuttering start

Nice signed five former Premier League players in the summer - including Arsenal hero Aaron Ramsey - as they look to compete in Ligue 1 and the Europa Conference League

Daily Mirror

Four Premier League clubs Sir Jim Ratcliffe can target after Man Utd takeover ruled out

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has revealed that a takeover at Manchester United is not on the cards, but he has hinted that he could explore other opportunities in the Premier League

Daily Mirror

Manchester United: Sir Jim Ratcliffe details Glazer conversation over sale

The British billionaire, who owns Ineos and is a United fan, was unsuccessful in his bid to buy Chelsea in May

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Manchester United ‘not for sale’, says Sir Jim Ratcliffe after takeover talks with the Glazers

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has revealed he was told by the Glazers that they are not interested in selling Manchester United.

Evening Standard

Sir Jim Ratcliffe lifts lid on Man Utd takeover bid after holding talks with Glazers

Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who is Britain’s richest man thanks to his ownership of chemicals company Ineos, has spoken openly about his conversations with Manchester United's owners, the Glazer family

Daily Mirror

Sir Jim Ratcliffe breaks silence on Manchester United takeover interest and Glazer meeting

Sir Jim Ratcliffe expressed a desire to buy Manchester United from The Glazer family in August.

Manchester Evening News

Ethan Hayter unsure if road and track juggling act will be possible at Olympics

The world omnium champion has shone on the road since joining the Ineos Grenadiers in 2020

The Independent UK

Jim Ratcliffe’s attempt to rival Land Rover Defender racks up steep losses

Ineos Automotive’s plans for Grenadier 4x4 hit by global supply chain disruption

The Guardian - UK

Fracking could affect many protected areas across England as ban is lifted

Guardian analysis finds 151 licences already granted threaten environmentally important spots

The Guardian - UK

Fracking firms push for easing of earthquake and planning rules ahead of ban lifting

Tremors above 0.5 on Richter scale should be allowed, industry says – and local objections bypassed

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Evening Standard

Chemicals billionaire Jim Ratcliffe renews fracking calls to after Truss energy plan

The Ineos founder, one of Britain’s richest men, wants to drill for shale gas after Liz Truss backs home-grown energy

The Guardian - UK

Corbin Strong outmuscles Omar Fraile to win first stage of Tour of Britain

Israel-Premiertech’s young New Zealand rider Corbin Strong took victory on a picturesque first stage of the Tour of Britain in Aberdeenshire

Evening Standard

Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos in $330 million swoop for Singapore chemicals firm

Potential Manchester United suitor makes a very different acquisition in core chemicals business

Manchester Evening News

Sir Jim Ratcliffe gets £700million boost after admitting he wants to buy Manchester United

The Failsworth-born businessman wishes to buy Manchester United from the Glazers and his company Ineos has just posted significant profits.

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The Guardian - UK

Billionaire Brexiter’s energy giant Ineos nets £474m profit thanks to soaring prices

Oil and gas division at Jim Ratcliffe’s company had reported loss of £226m in 2020

Daily Mirror

Man Utd sale: US firm react to 'exclusive talks' with Glazers amid Jim Ratcliffe interest

Previous reports had suggested that the Glazer family were already in talks with US private equity firm Apollo over selling a minority stake in Manchester United

Daily Mirror

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's right-hand man discusses Man Utd transfer on secret trip

The future of Manchester United continues to be a hot topic after Sir Jim Ratcliffe declared interest in buying the club, and his right-hand man has reportedly been in transfer talks at Old Trafford

Manchester Evening News

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has already told Manchester United's fans what they want to hear

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has confirmed his interest in buying Man United from the Glazer family.

The Independent UK

Will the Glazers sell Manchester United? Q&A on takeover talk

The key questions regarding what could happen next at Old Trafford

Evening Standard

Who is Sir Jim Ratcliffe and what has he done at Man U? Ineos boss criticises Casemiro, Antony and Sancho

Britain’s richest man has had a rocky first season in charge of Premier League giants

Football London

How Sir Jim Ratcliffe compares to Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham's owners amid Man Utd takeover

The British Billionaire is set to to try his luck for the second time in trying to own at least a minority stake in a Premier League club

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