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Hunt urged to tackle ‘unacceptably poor service’ at HMRC
Tax office accused of creating huge problems for accountants in letter to Chancellor
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EY in talks to abandon London headquarters
Big Four accountant could ditch its tower block after more than 20 years
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More homeowners falling behind on mortgage payments at Nationwide
Inflation, higher interest rates and economic uncertainty hit household finances
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Hunt must end ‘vicious cycle’ of stock market decline, demand FTSE 100 chiefs
Chancellor urged to introduce sweeping reforms to revive investment in the City
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Why Lloyd’s of London’s slavery reckoning is just the start for the City
Efforts to address historic links to slavery are opening up a wider debate about reparations
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Lloyd’s of London to pay £52m over historical slavery links
World’s largest insurance market plans to support black people in work and education
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City environmental and diversity red tape plans dropped in bid to boost competitiveness
Move follows concerns that the Square Mile is losing its competitiveness to Wall Street
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Winter arrives early for the consultant class as job cuts hit the City
Scandals, falling demand and a worker glut have thrown the professional services industry into crisis
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PwC plans to cut around 600 UK jobs
Weaker demand for advisory services leaves Big Four accountants overstaffed
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Data watchdog apologises to Alison Rose over Farage debanking investigation
Regulator ‘regrets’ suggesting former NatWest chief breached data protection laws
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Sam Bankman-Fried found guilty of defrauding FTX customers
A jury in Manhattan federal court convicted him on all seven counts of fraud and conspiracy
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Thames Water to cut 300 jobs as it battles £14bn debt pile
UK’s largest water company targets retail and digital divisions in bid to improve finances
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WeWork could file for bankruptcy within days
WeWork shares have lost nearly 98pc of their value in the past 12 months
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