Watchdogs want to shake up the big four accountants who police big business

Serious Fraud Office investigates G4S claim of over-charging for government contracts

Shareholder voting advisor Pirc has attacked British companies for producing virtually identical responses to consultations on a series of crucial reforms to the way they are governed.

Margaret Hodge describes department finances as 'a shocking example of incompetence'

A regulator in the US has filed civil charges against Jon Corzine, the former New Jersey governor and ex-chief executive of the collapsed MF Global brokerage, in connection with the alleged misuse of customer funds.

The events and magazines company Top Right Group ran up a corporation tax bill of just £200,000 despite making a pre-tax profit of £186.2m last year.

Two more retailers were on the brink of administration last night, putting thousands of jobs at risk after yesterday's third-quarter rent day forced them to throw in the towel.

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Internet giant criticised by MPs for ‘brazen’ attempt to reduce its liabilities in UK

Dwell, the troubled upmarket furniture retailer, is on the brink of administration, making it the latest high-street casualty and putting up to 200 jobs at risk.

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The chief executive and finance director of troubled credit card insurer CPP decided cost-cutting across the company would have to include their own jobs.