Millionaire businessman Mike Danson buys remaining 50% of New Statesman from Labour MP Geoffrey Robinson James Robinson Tue 14 Apr 2009 … The last meeting of the Council a week back did not result in any consensus among the states as although around 20 states opted for the first among the two options offered by the Union Government, 10 states and Union Territories stayed put on their stand that they would not borrow in lieu of the compensation cess. © Copyright 2020 New Statesman Media Group Ltd. a clause giving him the right to purchase the remainder of the publication, who joined at the beginning of last autumn, Alastair Campbell, guest edited the title. 152K likes. Staff were briefed about the change of ownership at lunchtime today. The New Statesman is a British sitcom made in the late 1980s and early 1990s satirising the United Kingdom's Conservative Party Government of the period. Business Economic Development Opinion The Arizona Statesman video. Robinson said: "It was always my intention to pass full control of the business to Mike. Guest Contributor. All rights reserved. We help our readers to lead effectively and define policies using the same rigour and quality journalism for which the New Statesman has long been admired. Our sites will soon expand to cover banking, investment, energy, media, city planning, politics, technology and lifestyle. Copyright © 2020 The Statesman Limited. ... for the Arizona Junior Fellows program at the Arizona Chamber Foundation joined us to talk about the Chamber’s new programs. • To contact the MediaGuardian news desk email editor@mediatheguardian.com or phone 020 3353 3857. We explain how the world is changing for decision-makers in need of data-driven answers. Business Editor David Staats joined the Idaho Statesman in 2004. The magazine sold 23,128 copies in the second six months of last year, according to the latest figures from the Audit Bureau of Circulations. Danson has now exercised a clause giving him the right to purchase the remainder of the publication, with Robinson's agreement. Danson, who made a multimillion-pound fortune when he sold his information business Datamonitor, has been the magazine's co-owner since April 2008, when Robinson sold him an initial 50% stake for an undisclosed sum. Although Robinson and Danson insist the joint ownership arrangement worked well, some observers claim it made it difficult to manage the title effectively. For commercial enquiries please contact leadmonitor@ns-mediagroup.com. Get articles that discuss technology, stocks, banking, local companies and national and international financial news.