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Brand aware: will FTSE100 status boost GT's brand?
Phil Nunn asks whether the kudos of having a FTSE100 client will also enahnce Grant Thornton's own reputation 31 Jan 2008
A small victory: beating the Big Four to the punch
The Big Four can be beaten in a battle for a big audit. Jeffrey M Garrison of Stonefield Josephson explains how 31 Jan 2008
The business of the future: private affairs
Tomorrow’s Company’s tenth birthday party was a good one 15 Feb 2007
Backing the little ones
Time is crucial for small business support 09 Nov 2006
The business of the future: accident waiting to happen
'The cheque's in the post' and 'We're from head office...we're here to help you', were always the two favourite business lies. There's now a third. 'The government has decided to tackle the pensions crisis' 02 Nov 2006
Damned if you do, damned if you don’t
Reports have reached Accountancy Age that an accountants making suspicious activity reports to the Serious Organised Crime Agency has had his identity revealed to clients 28 Sep 2006
On the money
When the chancellor first floated the idea that there should be a ceiling of £1.5m on the maximum permissible size of an individual’s pension pot, some of the most vigorous opposition came from the partners in City law firms 17 Aug 2006
Your move
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