The Guardian has slashed its losses and achieved a record revenue in the year the media group sold The Observer. The title ...

The Guardian Media Group said it had struck a deal to sell The Observer to Tortoise Media, shortly after a 48-hour strike by journalists ended. By Eshe Nelson Reporting from London The Observer ...

The Observer was founded in 1791 and bought by Guardian Media Group in 1993. Tortoise was co-founded by James Harding, a former director at BBC News and editor of The Times.

QVC, EuroMillions, Audible, R.M. Williams and Macmillan Cancer Support were winners at the Guardian’s 2025 Advertising Awards ...

The papers, which together make up the Guardian Media Group, are owned by the Scott Trust, which operates like a U.S. nonprofit. The trust is worth about $1.65 billion. Its investments generate ...

The Guardian Media Group joins a growing list of news publishers that are now working with OpenAI after an initial period of uncertainty over the company and its business model. What started as a ...

The Scott Trust, which owns the Guardian Media Group, said in a statement that Tortoise Media is purchasing The Observer through a combination of cash and shares. The Observer, which was founded ...

The deal was approved in December by the titles’ owner, Guardian Media Group and its parent, the Scott Trust. Now, one of the Observer’s leading journalists, Carole Cadwalladr, has claimed ...

In an email to staff, Suzy Black, group HR director at Guardian Media Group (GMG), said the newspaper was drawing up emergency plans to avoid a temporary halt in its print operations. She said ...