The FT reports: The outlook for Credit Suisse darkened on Friday after the Swiss bank revealed it had been formally placed under investigation by the US
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Do Ernst & Young have a case to answer on News International?
As the FT notes this morning: Allegations of police bribery at the News of the World have raised fresh questions about the role of auditors and
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What would I do if I became PM of the Isle of Man?
I was asked the other day what I would do if by some very odd chance (of which the probability is zero) I became First Minister of the Isle
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Report: IFIs and tax policy in developing countries
Actionaid and Eurodad have co-written an important new report looking at how international financial institutions such as the IMF have been advising developing countries on tax,
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Right now UK government debt may be just about the best bet in town – so let’s exploit the fact
I had a twitter exchange with Adam Lent, with whom I worked at the TUC, last evening. Adam is, it seems, firmly in the ‘we’ve got to
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Family policy is economic policy – and right now that’s completely anti-family
From Zoe Williams in the Guardian this morning – drawing attention to the fact that the Tories did not just get Murdoch wrong: You can’t
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If we’re to eliminate fear of and from the media then we have to reform libel too
As many have, rightly, pointed out the reason for Murdoch’s extraordinary power has been the fear he’s been able to create. The effect has been
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It’s time to hire KPMG to tell you how to…hire KPMG
Accountancy Age reports: Almost half of local authorities admitted they are unprepared to appoint auditors, just as the government is preparing to hand over this responsibility following
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