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A report obtained by the FT highlights serious issues in how the housing association applies service charges
Walkouts planned in August and September after union rejects pay award of up to 5.5%
Postal service is seeking cost cuts but workers are demanding better pay and conditions
Backers eye potential for digital tools to speed up pace and effectiveness of legal work. Plus: seven case studies, and four questions to ask before you buy
Postal provider warns board will consider separation of its two brands unless UK operations improve
Move set to lead to biggest industrial action of summer
Trade union leaders accuse postal service of putting profits ahead of customer service
In-house lawyers are collaborating with other business areas to speed innovation and development. Plus: four case studies
A strike will damage the reputation of the UK’s biggest delivery group but the impact on revenues may be modest
Multiverse, which trains apprentices, doubles valuation after raising $220mn
Proposal from private equity firm Energy Capital values the company at £1.36bn
Company legal teams are out to prove their worth. Plus: four case studies and eight tests of a smart department
There is a whiff of opportunism — and conflicted interests — about the deal
Founder Richard Harpin to reap £300mn windfall from takeover by Canadian group
Company lawyers are proving their value as advisers to the business
PPE Medpro was set up by a business associate of Mone and received more than £200mn in contracts after it was fast-tracked as a supplier
Four years after Carillion’s collapse, many rivals have attracted attention of accounting regulator
American football star is named on Consello site as a partner alongside ex-Qualcomm and ex-Uber executives
One of corporate America’s longest-serving executives will stay on as executive chair at logistics giant
Outsourcer increases dividend by 15% and launches £90mn share buyback
UK company’s board confirms it would accept proposed terms from New York-listed group
Management cuts to cost UK’s biggest delivery group £70m in reorganisation charges
US-listed online tutoring companies have been hammered by Beijing’s ban on profits
Now worth more than £10bn, group may surpass valuation achieved before market crash of 2000
UK company offers a 47% premium for its biggest acquisition in years
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