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Accounting is a language that does not live from being conceptually perfect, but from being generally accepted and understandable

The debate over goodwill amortisation has never seemed to go away.

In a time of political and economic uncertainty, people are willing to call out poor conduct more than ever before. For organisations around the globe, this presents both a challenge and an opportunity.

In this blog, we share some of our views and experiences around generational giving, building on some of the thoughts on generation-appropriate channels, messages and activities that will help your fundraising campaigns to succeed.

The dangers of social media are clear. But the risk to a charity of not getting involved is far greater and there’s plenty you can do to reduce the impact of negative trending.

With the recent closures of Toys “R” Us (U.S.), Maplin and Topshop Australia, we investigate whether the internet is killing off physical stores...

China’s One Belt, One Road outbound investment strategy presents a wealth of opportunity along major global land and maritime trade routes. But how can business owners outside China take advantage?

The global charity sector is having to adapt in a fast-moving world. Resolving the current situation is not without its challenges.

We highlight external forces impacting the global automotive supply chain, suggest approaches for those looking to move up the value chain, and give insight into the future of the industry.

Hear Gillian Saunders speak on innovation and trends in the hotel industry from 9.00 – 09:45 am at the Africa Hotel Investment Forum on 12 October.

Find out how to set a supply chain optimisation strategy

Grant Thornton’s Jay Shaw shares his views on the latest version of the International Valuation Standards.

Our IBR global business executive survey found that export expectations hit an 18-month high in the first quarter of 2017 after years of economic stimulus by governments and central banks take hold.

Top five tips to help complex, busy businesses refocus and put innovation and customer needs back in the front seat.

Large non-OPEC countries have the ability to upset supply and demand. Today, the US and Russia each produce a roughly equivalent output of around 10 million barrels a day.

Talking to diverse organisations every day, one thing that comes across, regardless of sector or ambition, is that the way organisations take or manage risks when they arrive is reflective of the business culture.