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Management consultancy special: interim managers
Forget management consultants, troubleshooting interim finance managers are dropping in to give businesses a real competitive edge 08 Nov 2007
Management consultancy special: top firms 2007
The latest annual survey of top management consulting firms shows a rise in consultancy fee income to a record £5.9bn. But who exactly are the winners and losers in the consultancy league tables? 08 Nov 2007
Profile: Simon Freakley, CEO of restructuring specialist Kroll
Enron, Saddam Hussein and international kidnappers are just some of the cases Simon Freakley’s firm deals with. He tells our reporter how his colourful career has led him to the top post at restructuring specialist Kroll 25 Oct 2007
Top 50: growth industry
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Consultancy: In safe hands
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The ultimate consultant
She may be managing director now - but Lis Astall has been through the mill. From the notoriety of NIRS2 and the upheaval of the Andersen divorce to NHS reform, life at the country's leading consultancy firm has been nothing if not eventful - and she's still hungry for more 27 Oct 2004
Contracting out - Make your best bid
Contracting out is no longer purely a public sector pursuit. If shrewd, firms can profit greatly from tendering by private companies. 27 Jul 2004
Top 50 - Mid-tier takes lead in consultancy
With Ernst & Young set to re-enter the consultancy market next year, and PricewaterhouseCoopers and KPMG planning on becoming more transparent about their earnings in this area, this year's Top 50 table could be about to go through significant change. 24 Jun 2004
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