Two prominent business figures are making notable investment moves in different sectors, according to recent reports.

Robert Allbritton, who co-founded the political news publication Politico, is reportedly making a significant investment in a media property called the Star. The Wall Street Journal characterized this as Allbritton's attempt to build what it termed the 'next great Washington newsroom.'

Separately, in the financial sector, a son of activist investor Nelson Peltz has established his first publicly disclosed activist stake in Intertek, a testing and inspection services company. This marks the younger Peltz's entry into public activist investing.

Both moves represent strategic investments by individuals with established business backgrounds - Allbritton in media and the Peltz family in activist investing and corporate governance.

The timing and scale of these investments were not detailed in the available reports.