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Managing costs requires a change in attitude as well as new hardware or software
Union brings judicial review challenge arguing collective bargaining should be allowed
There may be disappointments for Brexiters but there should be no surprises
Tribunal rules that drivers for minicab company are staff not self-employed
Banking group apologises in second settlement with former employee
The company is accused of having inflated the value of an affiliate group
Banks and consultants are tarnished by doing deals for foreign governments they should avoid
Human rights groups fear persecuted minority will face ‘dire conditions’ upon return
New director of public prosecutions highlights impact on criminal cases with international dimension
Bucharest accused of undermining anti-graft fight as it prepares for bloc presidency
PM looks to recoup billions and warns Goldman Sachs it will be punished if found guilty
Companies score badly in benchmarking group′s second annual ranking
Andrea Vella was placed on leave by the bank after being caught up in the 1MDB affair
Dmitry Rybolovlev was placed under investigation over claims he has bribed officials
Court of Appeal ruling could save thousands of free-to-use cash machines
Dictator’s widow faces decades in prison for illegal transfer of funds
Prime minister’s personal lawyer accused of bribery in ThyssenKrupp submarine deal
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Sub-postmasters complain about agreement and seek damages
Two former bankers have been indicted in connection with scandal at Malaysian fund
Asset manager co-operating with investigators and has not been accused of wrongdoing
