UK Competition Authority Replaces Chair With Ex-Amazon Boss
A senior former Amazon executive was appointed as the new chair of the British competition authority after Prime Minister Keir Starmer accused it of hindering growth. TakeAway Points: Marcus Bokkerink will be replaced as the Competition and Markets Authority’s interim chair by Doug Gurr,
The government has sent a “clear message” to UK regulators by ousting the chair of competition watchdog, in what lawyers ...
Rachel Reeves is sending a message. The UK finance minister on Monday booted out Marcus Bokkerink from his role chairing the ...
Doug Gurr, former boss of the U.S. online retailer's UK operation, was picked to chair the Competition and Markets Authority ...
Britain’s competition regulator is cutting almost 10pc of its staff after a wave of accidental overspending ...
Competition lawyers said her move to replace the CMA chair told U.S. tech firms and other investors that Britain was willing ...
Gurr took the helm on January 21, taking over from former boss Marcus Bokkerink who had held the role since September 2022. While currently serving as the director of the Natural History Museum, Gurr ...
Marcus Bokkerink (pictured), who became of Competition and Markets Authority chairman in 2022, will not complete his ...
Britain's antitrust regulator saw a leadership change as Marcus Bokkerink was replaced by Doug Gurr, a former Amazon boss.
UK financial regulation is shifting into a new gear, in which the emphasis will be strongly pro-growth and innovation, possibly with a higher tolerance for risk.
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