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US plans extradition case for Mike Lynch
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Examining shareholder interests
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As I see it: Onneile Maripe
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How Facebook's Libra can still revolutionise money
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A tax system tied up in knots
Caroline Biebuyck asks what can be done to reform the world’s creaking tax systems
Frying high
MD of KFC UK & Ireland discusses her mission to rehabilitate the fast food industry
Employer brand: who the hell are you?
Gone are the days when slapping a job description up on a vacancies board would be enough to find the perfect candidate
A day in the life: Rick Sturge
CFO of the company behind the Bloodhound Land Speed Record project shares accountancy's role in his career
Sectors in distress
Changing business models and disruptive forces have sounded a warning note for some traditionally buoyant industries
Drawing the line
Anyone working in the accounting space could find themselves pressured into making questionable decisions
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Practice Q&A: contracts and errors
Our resident experts answer questions on contractual obligations, record keeping and excel errors
Crime and punishment
Prevention of terrorist financing means an increasingly robust regime are on the horizon for accountants
Predictive powers
The use of data analytics within accountancy practices and out in the wider business world is on a steep upward trajectory
Practice Q&A: parting with clients and overrides
Advice on exiting a client relationship, fair overrides when examining charity accounts, and our monthly excel tip
