Diligent may breach listing rules for using US auditor
Diligent Board Member Services faces breaching listing rules after the stock exchange regulator refused an application to waive its use of an American auditor.
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Kathmandu chairman James Strong dies
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Carl's Jnr boss: We're not food police
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Shipley - Judge me on results
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