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  • 15 years that changed the world of journalism and audit

    September 7, 2020

    The world was a very different place 15 Septembers ago.  Tony Blair was settling into his final term as Prime Minister after winning Labour’s third consecutive election. England’s cricketers retained the Ashes after the most thrilling series in memory. Oasis topped the singles charts for the very last time. And in September 2005, the UK [...]

  • UK consultants paid £100m to advise government on coronavirus

    August 31, 2020

    Some of the UK’s largest consulting firms have reportedly been paid more than £100m to advise the government on its response to coronavirus. Delayed disclosures reveal a total of 106 contracts worth £109m have been agreed between various government departments and consulting firms such as PwC, Deloitte and McKinsey since the pandemic took hold in [...]

  • UK Supreme Court dismisses Huawei appeal in mobile patent clash

    August 26, 2020

    The UK Supreme Court today unanimously dismissed appeals by China’s Huawei and ZTE in patent disputes over mobile data technology with Unwired Planet International and Conversant Wireless. The first appeal concerned an action brought by Unwired against Huawei for the infringement of five UK patents, which Unwired had acquired from Ericsson and were said to [...]

  • PwC grows global revenue to $43bn despite coronavirus pandemic hit

    August 25, 2020

    Big Four firm PwC said its global revenue grew three per cent to $43bn (£32.7bn) in 2019-20, despite the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. PwC said during the nine months to the end of March revenue grew seven per cent, but said the coronavirus pandemic had a major impact on the remaining quarter to 30 [...]

  • Four in five recruitment firms expect financial hit this year from Covid-19

    August 25, 2020

    Four in five recruitment firms said they expect a drop in full-year income in 2020-2021 as a result of the Covid pandemic. The majority of recruitment firms forecast a 15-30 per cent drop in income compared to the previous year, the survey by HSBC’s professional services team found. HSBC UK’s head of professional services Chloe [...]

  • Linklaters tells lawyers they can spend half their time at home permanently

    August 25, 2020

    Magic circle law firm Linklaters today said its lawyers could spend up to half their time out of the office on a permanent basis. The London-headquartered firm, which has more than 2,000 lawyers worldwide, said the new policy was based on its experience during the coronavirus pandemic. The majority of Linklaters lawyers are still working [...]

  • Top 25 law firm DAC Beachcroft seals £65m deal with HSBC and Lloyds to provide ‘firepower’ during covid downturn

    August 21, 2020

    UK top 25 law firm DAC Beachcroft has sealed a £65m financing deal with Lloyds and HSBC to help give it the “firepower” to push through the covid-downturn. The London-headquartered law firm, which has 19 offices and more than 2,600 people around the world, said it boosted its finance facility to ensure its plans for [...]

  • PwC delays results over coronavirus partner pay uncertainty

    August 21, 2020

    Big Four accountancy firm PwC UK said it is delaying its annual results by four months because the coronavirus slowdown means it is unsure of what to pay partners and what to distribute in staff bonuses. PwC normally announces its results in September but is now planning on releasing its results for the year to [...]

  • How PwC is welcoming staff back into the office safely

    August 18, 2020

    The office still has an important role to play in society, the chairman of Big Four auditor PwC believes, as his staff seek to return to their desks after months spent at their kitchen tables.  Kevin Ellis, chairman of PwC tells City A.M. that while the firm has adjusted to remote working the office still [...]

  • PwC boss Kevin Ellis: returning to work like ‘crossing the Rubicon for some people…you have got to make them feel safe’

    August 12, 2020

    The chair and senior partner of PwC UK Kevin Ellis said the Big Four firm had found it needed to overcome fear among some of its workers to help them return to the office. Speaking on City A.M.’s The City View podcast, Ellis said: “It is about crossing the Rubicon for some people…you have got [...]

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