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The Irish billionaires who could afford to buy Manchester United

After 17 years in charge, the Glazer family are now looking at selling the club, and a number of Irish people may be interested.

Irish Mirror

The Irish billionaires who could afford to buy Liverpool FC

The Anfield club's owners Fenway Sports Group released an intriguing statement on Monday which appeared to invite new investment into the club

Irish Mirror

Billionaire former head of Indian industrial giant dies in road accident aged 54

Cyrus Mistry's death comes just months after his family's patriarch died in June

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Former Tata Sons Chairman Cyrus Mistry dies in car crash

Mistry, 54, who died on Sunday, was sacked from Tata Sons, the holding company of the $300bn conglomerate, in 2016.

Al Jazeera

Cyrus Mistry: Construction group scion to Tata chairman

He was handpicked by Ratan Tata to succeed him upon the latter’s retirement

The Hindu

Pictorial Glimpses: The glorious Journey of Ex-Tata Chairman Cyrus Mistry

Former Tata Sons chairman Cyrus Mistry dies in a road accident in Palghar near Mumbai on Sunday. See more on Dynamite News about Cyrus Mistry’s Journey

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Cyrus Mistry, former chairman of Tata Sons, dies in road accident

NEW DELHI: Former chairman of Tata group, Cyrus Mistry was killed in a road accident in Palghar near Mumbai on Sunday. He was 54.

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The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 2 July 2022

Having broken free from an ideologically balanced, swinging bench of justices, America's Supreme Court is now going hard on Constitutional literalism and states' rights. Roe last week, the EPA this week. The docket is full this year.

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Pallonji Mistry, billionaire caught in Tata feud, dies at 93

NEW DELHI: Pallonji Mistry, the Indian-born billionaire whose engineering empire built luxury hotels, stadiums, palaces and factories across Asia and whose family’s epic showdown with the Tata Group sparked India’s biggest corporate feud, has passed away in Mumbai. He was 93.

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