Steve Hatch has stepped down as chief executive of YouGov, with company co-founder and former CEO Stephan Shakespeare ...

YouGov chief executive Steve Hatch will step down with immediate effect following pressure form an activist investor.

YouGov (YOU) chief executive Steve Hatch has only been in the hot seat for 18 months, but a already scathing shareholder letter has called for his removal in a bid to revive the Aim-traded data ...

THAT MAN HAS NOW BEEN IDENTIFIED AS 76 YEAR OLD ADNAN BAKR ZAHAWI, THE CUMBERLAND COUNTY CORONER IS STILL WORKING TO FIGURE OUT THE EXACT CAUSE OF HIS DEATH. WHEN CREWS ARRIVED ON SCENE JUST AFTER ...

A small majority of voters are unhappy with Albanese’s performance as PM. Image: AAP Latest polling by YouGov shows the Coalition leading Labor 51 per cent to 49 on a two-party preferred basis.

Zahawi, known for co-founding the market research firm YouGov and his political career, including roles as Chancellor of the Exchequer and Minister for COVID-19 Vaccine Deployment, brings a blend ...

Nadhim Zahawi, the former chancellor, is joining an Israeli medical diagnostics group which is trying to transform the way infectious diseases are detected and managed. Sky News understands that ...

UK – Gatemore Capital Management, a minority shareholder in YouGov, has called for YouGov chief executive officer Steve Hatch to be replaced by his predecessor Stephan Shakespeare and for a strategic ...

Nadhim Zahawi, the former chancellor, is joining an Israeli medical diagnostics group which is trying to transform the way infectious diseases are detected and managed. Sky News understands that Mr ...

LONDON, Jan. 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- In a public letter sent to the Board of Directors of YouGov, Gatemore calls for decisive action to address the issues driving the Company's underperformance.

Jan 14 (Reuters) - Activist investor Gatemore Capital called for leadership changes at YouGov (YOU.L), opens new tab on Tuesday and proposed appointing former boss Stephan Shakespeare as interim ...

The first of YouGov's weekly voting intention polls for Sky News, shared with The Times, reveals that just 10% of voters say the government has been successful so far, while 60% say unsuccessful.