Theresa May has called for Jeremy Corbyn to “put their differences aside” and agree a Brexit deal, saying they should “listen to what vioter said” after Conservative and Labour suffered losses in local elections.
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Grant Thornton UK’s chief executive David Dunckley told fellow bosses at a meeting this week that the firm had not yet decided whether it would resume tendering for FTSE-350 audit clients in the wake of a key report by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), according to Sky News.
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The biggest overhaul of Companies House in 170 years is to be undertaken after the corporate register is found to be easy prey for criminals.
Theresa May has called for Jeremy Corbyn to “put their differences aside” and agree a Brexit deal, saying they should “listen to what vioter said” after Conservative and Labour suffered losses in local elections.
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Grant Thornton UK’s chief executive David Dunckley told fellow bosses at a meeting this week that the firm had not yet decided whether it would resume tendering for FTSE-350 audit clients in the wake of a key report by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), according to Sky News.
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The biggest overhaul of Companies House in 170 years is to be undertaken after the corporate register is found to be easy prey for criminals.
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