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• Horses for courses
• by Paul Gosling
topic: Business law, The profession
Should the term 'accountant' be protected by law? The UK profession thinks so, says Paul Gosling
• Dispatch (Asia edition)
• by Peta Tomlinson, Nazatul Izma Abdullah, Sonia Kolesnikov-Jessop
topic: News
Peta Tomlinson, Nazatul Izma Abdullah, Sonia Kolesnikov-Jessop report on the latest news
• Uncertain skies
• by Peter Williams
topic: Business, The profession
Business may still be buoyant for some accountancy firms but the forecast remains bleak. Peter Williams gauges the ability of businesses to weather the inevitable storms on the horizon
• Letter from... Singapore
• by Sonia Kolesnikov-Jessop
topic: Countries, Industry, SME
Sonia Kolesnikov-Jessop on the future of the SME in Singapore
• Surviving the silly season
• by Lesley Meall
topic: Internet, Tax, Technology
The self-assessment season may be longer, but it shows no signs of being any easier, particularly for those filing-by-internet, so Lesley Meall has a few helpful hints
• Dispatch (UK/ROW edition)
• by Paul Gosling
topic: News
Paul Gosling reports on the latest news
• Letter from... the Caribbean
• by Linda Hutchinson-Jafar
topic: Countries, Industries
Linda Hutchinson-Jafar reports on the latest business news in the Caribbean
• Illuminations of the board
• by Colin Coulson-Thomas
topic: Corporate governance
Mastering effective induction, training and development techniques is the best way to help inexperienced or ill-equipped directors truly shine in their boardroom roles, says professor Colin Coulson-Thomas
• Less froth
• by Abigail Rayner
topic: Countries, Industries
Starbucks seemed invincible a decade ago; today, it's closing 600 shops and cutting 12,000 jobs. Is this the beginning of the end? asks Abigail Rayner

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