Martin Broughton News
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Liverpool reached an out-of-court settlement with former owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett over the forced sale of the 18-time English soccer champion.
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Liverpool Chairman Martin Broughton will team up with his son to invest in sports after leaving his post upon the sale of the 18-time English champion. One place they won’t be putting their money is in soccer clubs.
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Liverpool’s board agreed to sell England’s most successful soccer club to John W. Henry ’s Boston Red Sox holding company over the objections of owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett , who vowed to resist an offer they said is too low.
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Liverpool may be sold by Aug. 31 and the soccer club’s future remains under the control of its board, the Guardian reported , citing Chairman Martin Broughton , who was hired to oversee the sale.
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Penta Capital Partners Ltd. will underwrite Martin Broughton ’s bid for U.K. state-owned bookmaker the Tote, the Sunday Times reported, without saying where it got the information.
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Liverpool Chairman Martin Broughton said the 18-time English soccer champion agreed to be bought by John W. Henry’s Boston Red Sox holding company for about 300 million pounds ($476 million).
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Liverpool Chairman Martin Broughton will step down from his role at the soccer club after a transition period for its new owners and will become chairman of Sports Investment Partners, Sky News City Editor Mark Kleinman reported in a blog on Sky’s website, without attribution.
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Sports Investment Partners, the private equity firm owned by Martin Broughton that is bidding to buy state-owned bookmaker, the Tote, has raised the value of its offer to the U.K. Treasury by 2 million pounds and the overall value of the bid by a “a substantially larger sum,” Sky News reported , citing an unidentified person close to the process.
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British Airways Chairman Martin Broughton said “one-size-fits-all” airport security checks aren’t “sensible” and called for checks to differentiate between types of passengers with the introduction of “security light” lanes for trusted, frequent travelers, the Financial Times reported, citing a speech given by Broughton to the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in London.
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Centrica Plc Chairman Roger Carr and his counterpart at British Airways Plc, Martin Broughton , won U.K. honors in a list that also included an award for Eurythmics singer Annie Lennox .
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