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Former boss of collapsed oil refinery accused of £334m ‘fake invoice fraud’ (opens the original)
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The former boss of a collapsed oil refinery has been accused of instructing staff to forge millions of pounds' worth of fake invoices to fraudulently secure loans from HSBC. Winston Soosaipillai, the former owner of Prax refinery, told employees to write at least £334m-worth of "fictitious invoices" to continue taking money from a £738m finance agreement, it was alleged in the High Court. The claims were made as part of a lawsuit brought by commodities trader Glencore, which claims it was tricke
Britain loses third-highest taxpayer to Greece (opens the original)
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Britain's third-highest taxpayer has become the latest billionaire to quit the country as concerns grow about a potential tax raid under Andy Burnham. Christopher Rokos, the hedge fund tycoon and philanthropist, is switching his residency to Greece. He is the latest wealthy individual to leave the country after Labour scrapped the UK's "non-dom" regime in April last year, meaning income earned abroad is now liable for tax. Greece's own non-dom regime allows people to pay a €100,000 (£86,000) fla
Volkswagen faces ‘more than critical’ crisis, warns carmaker’s boss (opens the original)
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Volkswagen's chief executive has warned that the crisis facing the German carmaker is "more than critical", urging employees to brace for "the biggest upheaval in their history". Oliver Blume said US tariffs, the war in the Middle East and mounting competition from China had all contributed to a downturn that threatens to worsen in the coming years. In an internal memo seen by The Telegraph, he said that Volkswagen's current profits were "by no means sufficient" for it to continue investing in "
EasyJet set for £5.7bn US takeover as Stelios backs deal (opens the original)
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EasyJet founder Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou has backed a £5.7bn takeover of the low-cost airline, saying the deal will return the carrier to growth. The billionaire entrepreneur, who started easyJet in 1995, said on Thursday that he would support an acquisition by US private equity giant Apollo after rival suitor Castlelake pulled out of the race. Sir Stelios said he intended to remain a long-term investor in easyJet, rolling over his shares into new vehicle set up by Apollo, instead of cashing out
School dropout’s AI start-up valued at £2.5bn (opens the original)
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A British start-up founded by a 25-year-old school dropout has been valued at £2.5bn as it develops new chips for the AI boom. Olix, led by James Dacombe, an entrepreneur, raised $312m (£232m) from investors as it looks to compete against Nvidia in the market for high-tech chips. The deal values Olix at $3.3bn, tripling its valuation since February, when the start-up raised a further $220m. Mr Dacombe started Olix two years ago when he was just 23, having launched his first company as a teenager
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