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Is FIFA fit to govern?

If you don’t want to deal with a communications crisis, make sure your corporate governance procedures are robust enough to prevent it in the first place

While the move to VAT/GST is often viewed as a fairly simple change, a typical readiness project is a significant business issue.

Insights on audit and its future in rapidly changing world. Follows a series of roundtables hosted by Grant Thornton and ACCA in seven countries.

This publication explains and illustrates key tools companies can use to make their financial statements an effective communcation tool.

Too many companies are failing to attract women to top positions, even though mixed-gender leadership teams deliver greater profits. How can we tackle this challenge?

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The gender diversity issue has been on the business agenda for many years now, yet a third of businesses still have no women at a senior management level. Somewhere there is a disconnect.

The power of personalisation: Hotels’ roadmap to 2020

Whilst corporate tax avoidance continues to grab headlines, some of the biggest reforms are in fact occurring within indirect tax.

While the property market remains buoyant, too many investors base their decisions on gut feel, which could lead to missed opportunities.

This is the second in a series of publications designed to get you ready for IFRS 9; it brings you up to speed with the Standard's new expected credit loss impairment model.

Companies that are comfortable with failure are more nimble, innovative and successful, says John Harmeling, chief marketing officer at Grant Thornton in the US

With increasing compliance obligations and risks expected as a result of BEPS, tax is set to be more integral to businesses decision making processes

The time will soon come when the UK electorate will vote in a referendum on whether or not to the UK should remain a Member State of the European Union. In many respects British politicians are failing to give the electorate the information they need to make an informed decision.

Could African mining spark another super cycle?