KPMG UK breaks £2bn barrier, while partner pay falls
Growth in revenues of 6% has seen KPMG UK break the £2bn barrier, but its managing of partners has seen average take-home fall
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Harlequin wins £7m in damages against Wilkins Kennedy
Wilkins Kennedy faces a multi-million pound bill after a claim is upheld against the firm in its long-running battle with property business Harlequin
Advisory services push KPMG International to 8% growth
Revenues up by 8% for KPMG International, as advisory services drove it to the £20bn mark
Deloitte ramps up crisis management skillset with Regester Larkin acquisition
Deloitte has acquired the specialist consultancy group Regester Larkin to double its crisis and strategic risk business
Turners sold out of liquidation by CVR Global
Artisanal meat producer Turners has been sold out of liquidation to local entrepreneurs by CVR Global
Colin: Is the grass greener in commerce, rather than practice?
Colin reacts to accountants considering the swap from practice to commerce - is the grass greener?
APS Accountancy created in merger
Chinnor and Dunstable firms merge to create APS Accountancy
Colin: World markets are ‘Trumped’
Colin reacts to the US Presidential election result, and the feeling of the UK profession
FRP Advisory takes on administration of three Holiday Inn hotels
A Holiday Inn and a Holiday Inn Express in Aberdeen, together with a Holiday Inn Express in Edinburgh have been placed in administration
Accountants consider swapping from practice to commerce
Accountants in industry and practice are considering changing discipline - but there are barriers to hurdle if you're thinking about the change, says Simon Wright
