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Insolvencies on steep rise
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Wenham Major launch internal probe
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Michael Jackson quits lawsuit against accountants
Singer Michael Jackson has dropped a lawsuit against his accountants 02 May 2008
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- E&Y in global merger move
- Watchdog urged to axe disciplinary costs plan
- Kidsons faces ex-judge in court fight
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- Female auditors paid 5% less than males
- Baker Tilly liquidators of resources trust
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- BT calls in Livingston as chief executive
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