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Equitable workplaces will only happen if companies change the culture of presenteeism
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Consultancy comes under attack on conflicts of interest in bankruptcy work
Offshoring jobs makes less sense when technology can help speed products to local markets
The restructuring world is far too cosy
Allegations involve failure to disclose potential conflicts of interest in three insolvency cases
Co-founder Simon Williams on why distinctiveness counts
Parliamentary report adds to consultancy’s woes over fallout from political scandal
John Carreyrou takes the prize for his riveting account of the collapse of Theranos
Americans are addicted to advisers but other countries seem to manage fine
Consultant’s Saudi social media analysis under scrutiny
Turnover at the top means market competition may work better than we thought
McKinsey chief says fundamentals remain sound despite turbulence
The firm has repaid its 1bn rand fee from Eskom
More diverse recruitment appeals to academics and the creative industries
Consultancy seeks to draw line under controversy that has cost it important clients
Chief says consultancy has tightened procedures after links to Guptas hurt reputation
The new global managing partner wants to dismantle a secretive culture
Fixed costs also rise for investment managers, indicating long-term problems
Mehran Gul’s book proposal charts the rise of technology hubs outside the US
Founder of consultancy firm AlixPartners files federal racketeering lawsuit in NY
An award of £15,000 will go to the best proposal by an author under 35
Managing partner Barton admits initially mishandling fallout from Gupta scandal
