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Opposition decries ‘total failure of due diligence’ of company from which Tory peer allegedly made substantial gains
Buyout firms One Equity Partners and Buckthorn Partners to buy business that has been drag on Spanish owner
Big Four firm denies it is responsible for £1.3bn of losses claimed by liquidators of collapsed outsourcer
UK watchdog says three directors ‘acted recklessly’ in lead-up to outsourcing group’s collapse
Research suggests rise in outsourcing led to ‘higher rates of treatable mortality’ from 2013-20
Shares jump as revenues and profits upgraded above previous forecasts
Anti-graft agency appoints legal tech group Anexsys to help handle review of evidence to be shared with defence
Big Four consultancy secures £10mn of public sector work since saying it would stop pitching
Four years after Carillion’s collapse, many rivals have attracted attention of accounting regulator
Traditional groups offer modern menus and flexible canteens as they adapt to workplace change
Outsourcer increases dividend by 15% and launches £90mn share buyback
Official receiver alleges that any competent auditor would have detected the misstatements at UK outsourcer
FRC opens case against accounting firm that is expected to last five weeks
Many healthcare providers have seen a boom in NHS work and self-paying patients
Work housing asylum seekers also boosts revenues
Health service is outsourcing analysis of scans as far afield as Australia as waiting lists lengthen
Sanction of £700,000 is second reprimand in six weeks for UK’s sixth-largest accounting firm
Government and other bodies hand out Covid contracts worth £2.5bn in 2020-21
Three former executives accused of defrauding UK taxpayer on prisoner-tagging contract
More people are paying for the operations for the first time since they were widely introduced in the 1960s and ’70s
Government supplier was ‘absolute mess’ but is rebuilding balance sheet, says Andrew Davies
Outsourcer expects sales to rise by a fifth as it wins £322m contract to keep Covid testing centres running
Private equity owner attaches £600m price tag as deals rise in sector resilient to pandemic
Public criticism has weighed on share price but not prevented group from lifting profits
Outsourcer’s divisions in line or ahead of budget in first five months of the year
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