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By Richard Moriarty Verified, saw Grant Thornton, Grant Thornton’s Abigail
| CityAM Verified
CITYAM.COM WEDNESDAY 29 JULY 2026 | NEWS | 05 Grant Thornton partners pocket £35m from PE deal ROSIE HARRIS-DAVISON EQUITY partners at professional services giant Grant Thornton’s UK arm received a £35.2m payout after a large stake in the firm was bought by private equity-backer Cinven. According to Companies House filings, as seen by City AM, a considerable one-time payout of £35.2m was made to “certain individuals” who are equity partners at the firm.
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Boards must feel they can think for themselves

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By Richard Moriarty Verified
| Financial Times Verified
The writer is chief executive of the UK Financial Reporting Council When Marks and Spencer extended the tenure of its chairman, Archie...
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Moriarty: Hepatitis B vaccines for babies crucial for safety

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By Richard Moriarty Verified
| Boston Herald Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... In 1990 I was a pediatric infectious disease physician at the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland. Our oncologist examined a patient who had an abdominal mass which turned out to be a hepatocellular carcinoma, a cancer caused by hepatitis B. This cancer usually shows up decades after a person becomes infected, but it can present earlier in life.
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