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Rachel Whetstone

Serving for years as chief-of-staff to Michael Howard, leader of [...]

Subscribers only 24.11.2005

Identification - Expensive and ineffective

Stella Rimington hasn’t been of much help to Tony Blair [...]

Subscribers only 24.11.2005

New Luminary at Montrose

Mike Welton, former boss of the British engineering giant Balfour Beatty and now chief of the Hanson construction group, joined [...]

Subscribers only 09.11.2005

Aegis Buys Out Rubicon

Founded in 1997 by John Davidson, a former British special forces officer, Rubicon has been acquired by Aegis Defense Service, [...]

Subscribers only 09.11.2005

Andy Bearpark

Former director for reconstruction and infrastructure at the Coalition Provisional [...]

Subscribers only 09.11.2005

A banker on Qinetic’s board

On the eve of its listing on the London Stock [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 09.11.2005

From Chechnya to Ireland

British and Russian anti-terrorism organizations appear to be enjoying a honeymoon of sorts. Russian specialists have been invited to take [...]

Subscribers only 27.10.2005

Kroll to Vet De Beers' Customers

The American investigative firm Kroll is going to examine the background of De Beers' clients.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 27.10.2005

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London Draws Arab World Custom

The demand for investigations in the Middle East has grown under the double effect of a sustained rise in the oil price that has enabled Gulf businessmen to invest widely in Western countries and the opening of the Iraqi market [.

Subscribers only 13.10.2005

Blue Hackle a Mini Kroll?

The British security firm Blue Hackle which employs former staff of Kroll Security International has just set up an affiliate specializing in business intelligence.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 13.10.2005

Richard Slowe

A lawyer for the firm SJ Berwin, Richard Slowe has [...]

Subscribers only 13.10.2005

Philippe Mechet

The business intelligence and lobbying concern ESL & Network has [...]

Subscribers only 13.10.2005

Blackberry's Security Test

The Communications Electronics Security Group that works at Britain's GCHQ to test and certify security products has just begun an [...]

Subscribers only 15.09.2005

Quinetiq to Seek Listing

After selling off part of its business to the Carlyle [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 15.09.2005

Argen Powers Back

The oldest London investigative concern, Argen has hired new investigators and won a major contract from an Icelandic equity fund, Baugur.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 01.09.2005

Qinetiq Pushes Ahead in U.S.

The British military's former research center that was sold to [...]

Subscribers only 01.09.2005

New Faces on Intelligence Oversight Panel

With a new Parliament in session, British prime minister Tony Blair largely revamped the Intelligence and Security Committee, the panel [...]

Subscribers only 28.07.2005

Centralizing Bribery Investigations

In its annual report tabled before the House of Commons [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 28.07.2005

High Profile for U.K. Business Intelligence Team

The Global Watch Service, an arm of Britain's Department of Trade and Industry, lines up 20 experts named International Technology Promoters to help U.K. firms identify potential markets abroad.

Free access 15.07.2005

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How London Pushes its New Technology

Although the United Kingdom, unlike the U.S. or France, lacks organizations specifically devoted to business intelligence it packs quite a punch when it comes to promoting companies that develop innovative technologies. The most active government body in the field is [.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 14.07.2005

DoD Outsources Emergency Service

Rather than renewing its helicopter fleet, Britain's Ministry of Defence (MoD) could outsource its search and rescue service at sea to the private sector.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 14.07.2005

Aegis Contract Renewed

Despite criticism from the U.S. inspector-general for reconstruction in Iraq, Britain's Aegis Defense Services has won a year-long extension of [...]

Subscribers only 30.06.2005

Private security rules

The Foreign Office is to published a White Paper on [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 30.06.2005

Neil Kinnock

Former leader of the Labour Party and ex European commissioner, [...]

Subscribers only 16.06.2005

Privatizing Non-Proliferation Effort?

To cut down its staff, Britain's Department of Trade and [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 16.06.2005

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All articles - United Kingdom

Rachel Whetstone

Identification - Expensive and ineffective

New Luminary at Montrose

Aegis Buys Out Rubicon

Andy Bearpark

A banker on Qinetic’s board

From Chechnya to Ireland

Kroll to Vet De Beers' Customers

Spotlight
London Draws Arab World Custom

Blue Hackle a Mini Kroll?

Richard Slowe

Philippe Mechet

Blackberry's Security Test

Quinetiq to Seek Listing

Argen Powers Back

Qinetiq Pushes Ahead in U.S.

New Faces on Intelligence Oversight Panel

Centralizing Bribery Investigations

High Profile for U.K. Business Intelligence Team

Spotlight
How London Pushes its New Technology

DoD Outsources Emergency Service

Aegis Contract Renewed

Private security rules

Neil Kinnock

Privatizing Non-Proliferation Effort?

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All articles - United Kingdom

Rachel Whetstone

Identification - Expensive and ineffective

New Luminary at Montrose

Aegis Buys Out Rubicon

Andy Bearpark

A banker on Qinetic’s board

From Chechnya to Ireland

Kroll to Vet De Beers' Customers

Spotlight London Draws Arab World Custom

Blue Hackle a Mini Kroll?

Richard Slowe

Philippe Mechet

Blackberry's Security Test

Quinetiq to Seek Listing

Argen Powers Back

Qinetiq Pushes Ahead in U.S.

New Faces on Intelligence Oversight Panel

Centralizing Bribery Investigations

High Profile for U.K. Business Intelligence Team

Spotlight How London Pushes its New Technology

DoD Outsources Emergency Service

Aegis Contract Renewed

Private security rules

Neil Kinnock

Privatizing Non-Proliferation Effort?

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About Intelligence Online

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Intelligence Online on social media

Indigo Publications' websites

Spotlight
London Draws Arab World Custom

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How London Pushes its New Technology