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Shaw Gibbs has named Brian Clifford as accounts partner in its Sutton office, UK to bolster account management and internal mentoring.

Clifford brings more than 20 years’ experience working with owner-managed businesses across several sectors, including publishing, manufacturing, property, and not-for-profit organisations.

For most of hi...

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UK-based Cooper Parry has appointed Liz Ross-Jones as audit partner, along with the promotions of Holly Green and David Fotheringham as partners.

Liz Ross-Jones joins Cooper Parry’s audit team after working for 20 years at PwC.

Her career includes experience with listed businesses, privately owned and equity-backed companies, and subsidi...

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AI adoption risks in US business have emerged as the main concern for senior executives, according to a recent survey from Vistra, a global provider of business services.

The results indicate that 50% of respondents now see the adoption of AI as their greatest business risk, overtaking concerns about economic downturns (48%) and supply chain issues...

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Accounting and business advisory firm HURST tax partner Adrian Young has stated that the budget was “not as bad as it could have been”.

He said: “I expect business owners will be fairly neutral in their responses. This is because the most painful measures, such as increasing national insurance contributions and headline rates of capital gains tax, ...

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The budget was shaped by a fundamental tension between the need to address immediate fiscal pressures and spending demands, and the goal of delivering a Budget for growth without cutting across previous manifesto commitments, stated Grant Thornton UK Tax head Hazel Platt.   

Platt noted that there had been no easy choices for Rachel Reeves.  </...

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