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  Teleconferencing has come to the rescue of many globalorganizations in recent months, but it has thrown forward interestingchallenges. In the current...

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  As the Queen's new accountant, Alan Reid takes over from MichaelPeat and will be joining the royal household as it unwinds from ahectic 6 months...

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  Much of the comment following the Enron collapse has focused onhow auditor independence can be enhanced. Two suggestions are ratherthan having...

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  A leading independent producer, HIT Entertainment distributes high-quality family programming. This is a business that finance directorSteve Ruffini...

  3/7/02 by Wild, Damian · More from publication

• Show me the money

  According to a recent nationwide salary and benefits survey of theUK finance and accounting industry conducted by Robert Half, in themajority of...

  3/7/02 by Carter, Steve · More from publication

• Accountancy shares: To buy or not to buy...

  Analysts remain upbeat about accounting-related stocks, sayingthey have had a raw deal as investors nervously sell shares at themention of any risk...

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