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The DCOG

The DCOG, a unit in charge of developing and deploying [...]

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David Cameron

David Cameron, Britain's prime minister, is expected to make public [...]

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Book sheds light on decolonisation

After historian Christopher Andrew’s 2009 "Defence of the Realm: The [...]

Subscribers only Agencies 30.01.2013

Jardine Matheson hires ex-minister

Former banker James Sassoon, who was the first Commercial Secretary [...]

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Privateers run out of pirates

Although incidents of piracy in the Gulf of Aden have fallen drastically in recent times, British investor Anthony Sharp and [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 16.01.2013

Aegis loses founder

Kristi Clemens, who opened the US office of Tim Spicer's Aegis in 2006, has left the group.

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Holdingham : Hakluyt on steroids

Since its transformation in 2012, the famed Upper Brook Street corporate intelligence firm has established two foreign outposts and now has an array of businesses.

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USB key foils cyber-investigators

A hacker has invented a prototype USB key that self-destructs when examined in a police computer laboratory.

Subscribers only Cybersecurity 16.01.2013

Mohamed bin Nayef

Mohamed bin Nayef, the Saudi interior minister, visited London for [...]

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David Gold, City fixer

Under preliminary investigation by the Serious Fraud Office, Rolls-Royce has [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 16.01.2013

US sets standards for private security

Britain is poised to accept a US-developed standard for its private security sector. "PSC 1-2012" will probably become the international standard for private security contractors.

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Charles Farr

Charles Farr, who missed snagging the directorship of MI6 in [...]

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David Howell

David Howell, who was Britain's deputy foreign minister from May [...]

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The ISC

The ISC, the British parliament's Intelligence & Security Committee, which [...]

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Triskel

Triskel, the maritime security company that is registered in London [...]

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John Holmes

John Holmes, has changed the name of his corporate intelligence [...]

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Investigators do battle around Bumi

Bumi is poised to publish the results of a probe into its Indonesian partner Bakrie, which in turn is moving to counter-attack.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 12.12.2012

Charles Farr

Charles Farr, the director of the Home Office's Office for [...]

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Richard Dearlove

Richard Dearlove, who headed the Secret Intelligence Service (SIS or [...]

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G4S Government Solutions

G4S Government Solutions, the US subsidiary of the Anglo-Danish security [...]

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Drum Cussac

Drum Cussac, the private security company founded in 2003 by [...]

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Spotlight | Corporate Intelligence
Corruption legislation fuels business rivalry

With the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, the Bribery Act and other anti-corruption legislation coming into force, leveling corruption accusations has become an effective way to neutralise one's business rivals. However this approach only pays off if an official investigation is [.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 12.12.2012

Anti piracy permits go on sale

As Intelligence Online reported in June, Cape Verde has gone ahead and launched transit permits for armed guards.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 12.12.2012

Control Risks Group

Control Risks Group, the British private security company, is the [...]

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Pauline Neville-Jones

Pauline Neville-Jones, who was Britain's minister of state for security [...]

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The DCOG

David Cameron

Book sheds light on decolonisation

Jardine Matheson hires ex-minister

Privateers run out of pirates

Aegis loses founder

Holdingham : Hakluyt on steroids

USB key foils cyber-investigators

Mohamed bin Nayef

David Gold, City fixer

US sets standards for private security

Charles Farr

David Howell

The ISC

Triskel

John Holmes

Investigators do battle around Bumi

Charles Farr

Richard Dearlove

G4S Government Solutions

Drum Cussac

Spotlight | Corporate Intelligence
Corruption legislation fuels business rivalry

Anti piracy permits go on sale

Control Risks Group

Pauline Neville-Jones

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The DCOG

David Cameron

Book sheds light on decolonisation

Jardine Matheson hires ex-minister

Privateers run out of pirates

Aegis loses founder

Holdingham : Hakluyt on steroids

USB key foils cyber-investigators

Mohamed bin Nayef

David Gold, City fixer

US sets standards for private security

Charles Farr

David Howell

The ISC

Triskel

John Holmes

Investigators do battle around Bumi

Charles Farr

Richard Dearlove

G4S Government Solutions

Drum Cussac

Spotlight | Corporate Intelligence Corruption legislation fuels business rivalry

Anti piracy permits go on sale

Control Risks Group

Pauline Neville-Jones

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Corruption legislation fuels business rivalry