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PwC lines up female candidates for UK boss for first time
Big Four firm has previously only nominated men for the top job
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Fraud office ordered to pay £12m to mining company after botched investigation
SFO hit with bill amid ongoing dispute over abandoned corruption inquiry
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Amanda Staveley fails to throw out £3.5m bankruptcy claim
High Court rules against football financier in row over 2008 loan
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Law firms facing two dozen toxic workplace investigations amid burnout crisis
Regulator is looking into allegations of bullying, harassment and inappropriate pressure
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Why Britain’s toxic law firms are on the brink of a reckoning
Yoga and therapy fails to tackle burnout as lawyers open up about mental health
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Care home developer investigated over yacht and supercar spending spree
Three arrested as Serious Fraud Office launches probe into alleged £76m fraud
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Labour hires Mark Carney to help unlock billions for spending plans
Party has promised that every pound spent will be backed by £3 of private investment
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City law firms offer staff autism tests to combat NHS backlogs
Employers step in to offer workplace support for range of neural conditions
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Saudi state oil pays $100bn dividend as MBS seeks ‘mirror city’ funds
Kingdom faces growing deficit as it ploughs hundreds of billions into diversification projects
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The City lawyers working themselves to death
Legal sector’s toxic culture exposed as experts warn of mental health risks
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BP makes Amanda Blanc senior independent director in wake of Looney misconduct scandal
Appointment comes as BP tries to rebuild its reputation
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Morgan Stanley’s $1bn cash demand put Mike Ashley’s entire business at risk, lawyers claim
Frasers argues the bank unlawfully abused its power as case nears its close
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Decline in face-to-face interviews has harmed hiring, warns recruiter
Candidate confidence dented as employers struggle to look jobseekers ‘in the eye’
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Aviva takeover talk ‘just market chatter’
Insurance group chief rejects reports the company is at risk from foreign suitors
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Morgan Stanley expert admits no support for hitting Mike Ashley with $1bn demand
Analysis did not justify bank’s large cash call, expert says
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