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• CEOs behaving badly
• by Stefan Stern
topic: Business, Management
How on earth do you deal with the CEOs from hell? Stefan Stern reports
• Letter from... China
• by Peta Tomlinson
topic: Countries, IAS, International business
China has made a bold move in the right direction by bringing into line its accounting and auditing standards with international rules. Peta Tomlinson reports
• Letter from... Ireland
• by Siobhan Creaton
topic: Countries, Industries
Siobhan Creaton reports on the decline of the sugar industry in Ireland
• RIP IHT?
• by John Newth
topic: Tax
John Newth charts the course of the controversial Inheritance Tax
• Technical update
• by Various
topic: Technical update
The latest international technical news
• Dispatch
• by Paul Gosling
topic: News
Paul Gosling reports on the latest news
• Australia's red hot commodities
• by Janine Mace
topic: Countries, Industries
In the hot, red dust of Australia’s outback there is a new gold rush going on these days, reports Janine Mace
• Asian regulators grow their adult teeth
• by Peta Tomlinson
topic: Corporate governance, The profession
Peta Tomlinson looks at financial regulators post-Enron
• The skill sharers
• by Colette Steckel
topic: Members profiles, People
ACCA members Mohamed Taha Hammod Al-Hashimi from Yemen, and Abbas Shojaei from Iran, are respected and influential financial professionals in the Middle East. They talk to Colette Steckel
• Closer to the edge of prudence
• by Tony Haggar
topic: Budgets
Is it the end of the game, with the success of the UK Chancellor’s Budget heavily dependant on getting his economic forecast right? Tony Haggar writes
• Regulators grow their adult teeth
• by Peter Williams
topic: Corporate governance, The profession
Peter Williams looks at financial regulators post-Enron
• The trauma of SME succession
• by Sarah Perrin
topic: Business, SME
For family-owned businesses, handing over to the next generation can be a complex process involving many aspects - not just legal, tax and funding technicalities, but personal issues too. Sarah Perrin explains

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