UK consultants in New York horror
Two UK-based consultants working for Accenture in New York remain unaccounted for as firms began to come to terms with the World Trade Centre horror.
Two UK-based consultants working for Accenture in New York remain unaccounted for as firms began to come to terms with the World Trade Centre horror.
The consultancy firm, previously part of Andersen Worldwide, confirmed that a total of 12 of its employees were still missing, but would not release any further details.
Initially there were rumours that a London-based team of 20 had been lost in the disaster, but a spokesperson for Accenture denied this was the case.
Earlier, AccountancyAge.com reported that the main New York office of Deloitte & Touche had been destroyed in the tragedy when the twin towers collapsed.
The office, at 2 World Financial Centre, would have been the base for a number of UK employees on secondment to the US firm.
Deloittes is carrying out a roll call of staff and has not reported any casualties.
So far none of the other Big Five firms have reported missing staff or casualties.
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