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'I can't pretend that Christmas gifts will be at the top of the Serious Fraud Office's priority list. But it will be taken into account on the day of reckoning.' - Edwin Harland, a director in PwC's forensic services practice, warns that corporate Christmas gifts could be illegal under the new Bribery...
Yesterday was an excellent day for News Corp: a thumbs-up from the EU, and the political hara-kiri of Cable, the man best placed to block the deal.
If the weekend chaos at Heathrow et al wasn't bad enough, now the snow has forced a postponement of today's scheduled bank bonus showdown...
Apparently romance novels are selling like hot cakes on e-readers. No embarrassing covers that way, you see...
The companies targeted by pro-Wikileaks 'hacktivists' find themselves facing an awkward reputational challenge.
Eric Cantona's attempt to wrong-foot the world's banks by staging a mass withdrawal has ended with the equivalent of a drab nil-nil.
The CBI says manufacturers can spearhead the UK economic recovery - with a bit more Government support.
Qantas starts legal proceedings - as Australian investigators pinpoint the fault in Rolls-Royce's Trent 900 engine.
Dodgy retail deals are annoying, and definitely make price comparison harder. But is now the time for a crack-down?
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