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Index
Cover Title Page Dedication Contents Prologue: The man who had everything Introduction: A spectacular past, an even more spectacular future A note on shares SECTION 1, 1906–1989: From humble beginnings    Chapter One: Secrets and lies    Chapter Two: The flying Irishman    Chapter Three: The starting point    Chapter Four: The worst turns out for the best    Chapter Five: The modern face of Heinz    Chapter Six: Becoming Independent    Chapter Seven: Crisis management and damage limitation    Chapter Eight: Like father, like son    Chapter Nine: A lasting legacy: the Ireland Funds    Chapter Ten: The Heinz model of management    Chapter Eleven: The search for liquid gold    Chapter Twelve: Making the news    Chapter Thirteen: Loss and change SECTION 2, 1987–1999: Legend and branding    Chapter One: Empire-building: the rise of Independent Newspapers    Chapter Two: Love, again    Chapter Three: ‘Buy, borrow and buy’    Chapter Four: Absolute power at Heinz    Chapter Five: Playing the long game    Chapter Six: Into Africa    Chapter Seven: An intimation of mortality    Chapter Eight: Slings and arrows    Chapter Nine: Taking full control    Chapter Ten: Stepping down and moving on    Chapter Eleven: ‘For services to Northern Ireland’ SECTION 3, 2001–2006: A man for a new century    Chapter One: Best foot forward    Chapter Two: Dialling up the numbers for Eircom    Chapter Three: Win some, lose some    Chapter Four: Extracting the maximum from Eircom    Chapter Five: Favouring old media    Chapter Six: Falling out of fashion    Chapter Seven: The case for The Independent    Chapter Eight: All the government’s fault?    Chapter Nine: Ringing more changes at Eircom    Chapter Ten: The sound of breaking glass: the truth about Waterford Wedgwood    Chapter Eleven: A question of trust SECTION 4, 2006–2009: A threat to all he’d built    Chapter One: Exits and new strategies    Chapter Two: The politics of big business, the business of politics    Chapter Three: Corporate provocation    Chapter Four: Watershed    Chapter Five: Collapse SECTION 5, 2009–2015: ‘If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster and treat those two impostors just the same …’    Chapter One: The battle lines are drawn    Chapter Two: A new order emerges    Chapter Three: A shot to nothing    Chapter Four: A very public humiliation    Chapter Five: Insults heaped on injuries Epilogue: the life of a maximalist Images Select bibliography Acknowledgements Copyright About the Author About Gill & Macmillan
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