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Deputy chair Melanie Richards keen to explore non-executive director roles
UK watchdog misses self-imposed deadline to complete its probe due to ‘complexity’ of case
‘I’m not going to tolerate bad behaviour,’ says embattled UK chairman
Big Four firm has had a difficult 2019, facing controversies and a 14% profit fall
Decline follows a series of reputational damage and a flurry of partner departures
An FT investigation reveals a culture of fear at the world’s leading accounting firms
Big Four firm to dispose of property after regulator raised client perks concerns
Cycles and car parts retailer removes £11.7m of inventory costs from balance sheet
New tenant sought after UK chairman urges scrapping of lavish Number Twenty venue
Dominance of a few firms comes amid signs that drive for more powerful regulation may be waning
Plan to close Number Twenty among measures in ‘Project Zebra’ cost-saving scheme
Firm paid for work on failed chain even after quitting administrator role over Grant Thornton link
Accountancy firm’s economy drive will be hard to steer through
Big Four group looks at ‘every aspect of our firm’ as it turns zero-based approach on itself
Big Oil, climate protests and a Tokyo takeover bid fuel the debate on company purpose
Airline is taking a €137m hit from strikes that union says could be resolved for €5m
Move to prepare for ‘more separate future’ as forced overhaul looms
No administrator could fund such a complex business while seeking a buyer
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Departures hit firm’s key financial services consulting division
Maggie Brereton and Ina Kjaer plan a break from ‘macho’ working practices
Study by KPMG is latest in string of warnings over impact on property market
Would a separate body to appoint corporate scrutineers fix a flaw in the system?
Tim Howarth is third senior partner at firm to be investigated this year
Those let go by HSBC, Barclays and Deutsche may not find a route back
