Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Manchester United: 'I don't think I am throwing my money away'
A new book about the INEOS story offers many clues about why Ratcliffe wants to buy Manchester United - and his vision for the club
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A new book about the INEOS story offers many clues about why Ratcliffe wants to buy Manchester United - and his vision for the club
Chemicals tycoon and billionaire owner of Ineos Sir Jim Ratcliffe (pictured) has launched a blistering attack on UK energy policy - saying 'you are not able to power the whole of the UK on wind.'
Over 25 years, Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his fellow shareholders Andy Currie and John Reece have created one of the world’s largest chemicals enterprises, with annual sales of $65 billion and 26,000 staff, by stitching together a string of assets. Many of the component parts of Ineos, such as the enormo
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