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There are warnings that inflation could peak at 9 per cent or even hit double digits in the autumn

A record 43% of listed companies who warned prices could be lower than anticipated said it is due to rising costs.

New pensions chief, M&A expert joins EY and new faces at Black Country stationery firm

Companies across the globe are fleeing Russia in an unprecedented display of corporate solidarity with their governments, appalled over the invasion of Ukraine. Over 750 multinational businesses so far have said they’re curtailing, suspending or severing ties to Russia, more than triple the number that abandoned South Africa over apartheid…

Growing companies often lose their focus — as new hires don't share the same drive. So knowing how to hire is key.

Research from EY shows a slow start to exchanges globally.

Administrators for old Flybe, now named FBE Realisations and with debts of £650m, monitor new Flybe Ltd as it starts services

The war in Ukraine, high energy and commodity prices mean volumes are just 7% of last year’s total

EY wants to increase its consulting headcount in the West Midlands to around 500 over the next four years

After two years of cancellations and billions of dollars lost, we take stock of the long-term impacts of COVID-19 on Australia’s performing arts and the challenges ahead.

French President Emmanuel Macron is under fire over his government's use of around one billion euros of public money on management consultants, notably a US corporation which has allegedly avoided pay tax here in France.