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The FDs' FD: The burning desire to cut costs
There is no escaping reality the majority of businesses...
Apprentices, Arnie and Archos in the latest YP
September issue of Young Professional appraises the year for our...
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Responsibility isn't just for the good times
Will downturn cause companies to kick CSR into the long grass? 19 Jun 2008
Northern Rock job needs a star
ICAEW chief executive Michael Izza finds himself with the unenviable task of leading the panel that will select a firm to put a value on Northern Rock so that compensation can be calculated for the bank’s beleaguered shareholders 12 Jun 2008
Do we need Murray group?
Is there any point to the Murray committee on the governance of accounting firms? 29 May 2008
Fair weather fans can't expect Sir David to shift
The chairman’s not for turning. That’s the only conclusion that can be drawn after some of the world’s biggest banks called for a softening of fair value requirements 29 May 2008
On the money
Tackling a good problem for all the wrong reasons 14 Mar 2008
Whitehall will be qualified: better late than never
Whitehall will be qualified, it’s just taking a while 06 Mar 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
On the money with Gavin Hinks
I have resisted making New Year’s resolutions with the full knowledge that I would fail in my efforts to keep them 10 Jan 2008
Overview: Mills is a boon
Prospects: Dame Barbara brings 'charm and steel' to her new...17 Jul 2008
- IASB draft leaves SMEs in the cold
- Sustainability reporting: it's not rocket science
- Obama's record speaks against tax abuse
- Regulation: beware the long arm of the US
- Regulators: how to keep number one in check
- Can age discrimination ever be justified?
- Rules are there for a reason
- On the money with Gavin Hinks
- Insurers: it's about the principle
- On the money with Alex Hawkes
- The ghost of a chancellor's past
- On the money with Damian Wild
- Budget staples are here to stay
- On the money with Gavin Hinks
- On the money with Gavin Hinks
- Boards caught off balance
- On the money with Gavin Hinks
- It’s time for investors to get involved
- View from the board: moving forward
- Regulator has only itself to blame
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