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...First Minister-designate Michelle O’Neill from Sinn Féin called it a “day of optimism”....
Ministers urged to rethink plans amid warnings that proposals risk further corporate scandals
Directors will no longer be forced by legislation to take greater responsibility for company accounts
...Additional reporting by Oliver Barnes, Anna Gross, Leslie Hook, Hannah Kuchler, Laura Onita, Rachel Millard, Sylvia Pfeifer, Madeleine Speed, Daniel Thomas and Tom Wilson...
...Additional reporting by Michael O’Dwyer, Stephen Morris and Kate Beioley...
...Former Goldman Sachs chief economist and ex-Treasury minister Lord Jim O’Neill has become the controlling shareholder of Second Home, the flexible office provider hoping to take advantage of a surge of interest...
...“As far as I can see, it’s changing departmental boundaries but there’s no growth strategy,” Lord Gus O’Donnell, former cabinet secretary, told the Financial Times. “It’s very disruptive....
...Several companies, such as retailer John Lewis, construction company Laing O’Rourke and building society Nationwide, had high levels of female representation in senior management positions....
...Jim O’Neil, who heads Bank of America’s corporate and investment banking operations in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and who worked closely with Bischoff in a former role, said: “Win exemplified the...
...Daniel Peris, a fund manager at Pittsburgh-based Federated Hermes, called buybacks an “environmental hazard”. “The dividend is just the dividend: grandma benefits, the long-term holder [benefits]....
...Frances O’Grady, TUC general secretary, said workplace testing “can play a key role in our public health effort . . . but employers should not introduce testing until they can guarantee that all of their...
Decision to omit Sarbanes-Oxley type rules draws criticism from head of audit regulator
...“Right now [DeSantis] is the America First understudy,” said Florida Republican operative Ford O’Connell....
...“The importance of corporate governance has come even more to the fore given P&O and other corporate scandals, and we have been waiting for so long for a response from the government, which makes it strange...
...Michelle O’Neill, Sinn Féin’s first-minister-designate in Northern Ireland, has signed a book of condolences for the Queen and appealed for respect....
...Frances O’Grady, general secretary of the TUC, the UK’s main movement for organised labour, said workers in other sectors supported striking rail employees and were also considering industrial action....
...That’s why this paragraph from Daniel Thomas and Jim Pickard’s write-up of this year’s CBI conference will put a spring in Keir Starmer’s step: Although Starmer’s speech on Tuesday was generally better...
...at P&O should have marked a turning point for workers’ rights....
...Lord Jim O’Neill, former Goldman Sachs economist and ex-Treasury minister, called for a “coherent, credible, consistent economic framework that truly delivers on levelling up”, adding: “Many business people...
Officials warn of further delays to implementation of reforms first proposed more than three years ago
...Additional reporting by Daniel Thomas...
...Jim O'Neill, a former Treasury minister, has proposed creating a £25bn sovereign wealth fund which could buy stakes in businesses outside London as part of the government's “levelling up” agenda to help...
...Reporting by Daniel Thomas, Stephen Morris, Ian Smith, Attracta Mooney, Michael O’Dwyer, Jim Pickard and Owen Walker...
...“We are in a golden age of fraud,” said renowned short-seller Jim Chanos last year, pointing to Luckin Coffee, the largest fraud by a Chinese company on Wall Street....
...Jim O’Neill, the former Treasury minister who negotiated several mayoral deals for the government, told the Financial Times last week that levelling up had stalled....
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