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Jon Roberts Grant Thornton has proposed an initiative designed to break-up the so-called "Big Four" accountancy firm’s dominance of the audit market that centres on the establishing of an independent public body to lead auditor selection for large listed companies and other public interest entitie

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Disgraced ex-RBS boss Fred Goodwin is set to be hit with a new £3 billion lawsuit brought by a Taiwanese shipping tycoon against him, two of his former colleagues and the still more than 60 per cent state-owned bank itself.

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Scott Kennedy Tax and business advisory specialists, EQ Accountants LLP have been awarded the highest possible commendation for their commitment to service innovation and staff development.

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Tony Prestedge Nationwide, Britain’s biggest building Society and the UK’s second largest mortgage lender, says it is "primed for the next generation of digital innovation" after announcing a further £1.3 billion injection of tech investment, taking total spent on its modernisation strategy to

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Donald MacKinnon Donald MacKinnon, director of legal services at employment law, HR and health & safety specialists, Law At Work (LAW), looks at how the rights of House of Fraser’s 17,500 employees may be affected following the deal with Mike Ashley’s Sports Direct

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Edinburgh-based TSB has not yet dealt with the majority of complaints arising from its IT meltdown earlier this year, FT reports. Josep Oliu Creus, chair of its parent company Sabadell, told staff in London that compensation efforts had "not gone the way I would like".

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