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The news comes just days after a similar move at rival PwC, which saw top bean counters receive a £44,000 hit.
The self-styled 'King of Trainers' is feared to have been affected by the US giant's downturn.
They invest only a tiny proportion of their £2trillion of assets in UK shares. This raises the question of whether they should be encouraged to do mo
Analysts believe Rea, which is 61 per cent owned by Murdoch's News Corp, must offer at least £7billion to stand any chance of success.
First, we had stuff about a black hole in the nation's finances. Then, we had Rachel Reeves at the party conference saying everything would get bette
Research by wealth manager Nutmeg reveals more than half of all people prioritise physical fitness over ensuring they have enough put aside.
The luxury goods sector has struggled in recent times amid economic uncertainty and slowing trade in China, but one well-known brand is defying the wi
Those of us who have built small companies and listed them on London's stock exchanges -whether the LSE, AIM or the Aquis Stock Exchange- are natural
Raspberry PI may have started out as a classroom computer kit provider, but it has branched out into everything from cloud computing to AI.
REA, the Australian homes website, must by 5pm tomorrow make a firm offer for the FTSE 100-listed property website or step away for six months
Harland & Wolff was hired last year alongside Navantia, a Spanish state-owned shipbuilding giant, to build three Navy vessels in a £1.6bn deal.
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) laid down enforcement rules for whisky investment companies some months ago.
The soaring price of gold has made former chancellor Gordon Brown's (pictured) decision to sell off 395 tonnes of Britain's reserves even more costly.
The High Street fight to be at the height of fashion is intensifying and It comes with a new focus on British style or #Britishcore, as it is known on
Whether you're a baffled Boomer, a muddled millennial, or a confused Gen Z-er, our brilliant new columnist Nicola Horlick is here to help.
UK supermarkets are considering scrapping paper price tags in a move that could signal the end of yellow discount stickers on expiring food.
You might argue that there are plenty of reasons to up sticks and flee the country right now - crumbling public services, higher living costs and stee
Insiders say that Government officials admitted last week to being rattled by the scale of the fury caused by Labour's decision to slash winter fuel p
Rachel Reeves is set to follow the example of previous Chancellors by changing the 'fiscal rules' - the Government's self-imposed limits on debt and b
Investing experts say stock pickers shouldn't just look to online darlings and a number of bricks and mortar stalwarts have rebounded.
