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The behaviour of the late publishing magnate Robert Maxwell provides an object lesson in the psychology of extreme power
John Preston’s timely book revisits the extraordinary fate and fortunes of a larger-than-life media mogul
Daughter of the publishing magnate is alleged to have recruited girls to be sexually abused by Jeffrey Epstein
Prosecutors accuse British socialite of helping ‘recruit, groom, and ultimately abuse’ girls
A gentleman banker with integrity — and a killer instinct
Vessels reflect hubris, greed and a disregard for costs and public opinion
Criticism of the corrupt publisher or resurrection of his past was met with threats of legal action
‘Maxwellisation’ right-of-reply process extends ‘inquiry for which there is no precedent’
Legal wrangling delays publication of findings on bank’s failure
From a law career to taking the reins of a centuries-old tradition
Master of the popular boardgame who twice trounced Maxwell
Finance whizz at equal ease with tycoons and rare tomes
The sanitisation of workplace feelings has gone too far, but useful rages take practice
Bill Browder has gone from being one of Russia’s biggest foreign investors to one of its fiercest critics
Her legal career was lifted by a few home truths
Facebook’s two-tier share structure is just of one of many governance worries
With London property prices on the up and up, maybe it is time to exploit disused Underground stations
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