Goldacre v Nortel case shifts balance of power towards landlords when a tenant slides into insolvency but advisers may have already found a way to circumvent the ruling
Woolies' former bosess unhappy with Deloitte's role as bank advisers and then administrators
Sir Geoff Mulcahy aims to raise fallen chain from the ashes with a new name by buying up old store sites
High Court judge to settle dispute over Deloitte's valuation of BBC joint venture with failed retailer
A 25TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL - Extracts from the first issue of FD, published in October 1984
Unsecured creditors face receiving nothing out of Woolies
Sir David and Sir Frederick Barclay buy the collapsed high street giant which closed last year after crippling debts of £385m
In our second survey of economic sentiment, FDs provide a haven of confidence amid a bereft corporate landscape.
Entertainment retail giant enters administration
Woolies and MFI not the end of the bloodshed
Directors cannot expect the regulator to step in to protect their share price just because of harsh trading conditions
Independence, integrity and the strength to question decisions are some of the qualities the modern FD must possess. Being good with numbers also helps
Woolworths to close all 807 stores by January, making 27,000 permanent and temporary staff redundant
Hundreds of retail giant's support staff in London HQ and Rochdale office lose their jobs
Deloitte could be charging as much as £22,000 an hour plus expenses for taking control of Woolworths after it went into administration on Wednesday, industry experts have estimated
The board at iconic retailer Woolworths has begun discussions to sell the business, and it is speculated that it may sell for £1.
Stephen East replaced by Robert McDonald, company says
