PRESS DIGEST- Financial Times - Nov 15
- Bank of Ireland named former chief financial officer Myles O'Grady as chief executive on Monday. - The board of British clothing company Joules is to appoint administrators after it failed to find an investor to save the business, in a move that could put 1,600 jobs at risk.
The following are the top stories in the Financial Times. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. Headlines
- Primark's site crashes after it launches click-and-collect service - KPMG reaches 5 million pounds settlement over Watchstone audit negligence claim
- Bank of Ireland appoints Myles O'Grady as chief - Joules set to enter administration after failing to secure fresh funding
Overview - Primark's website temporarily crashed on Monday after the discount fashion chain launched its click-and-collect service.
- KPMG will pay 5 million pounds ($5.88 million) to settle a lawsuit over audit failings at UK insurance software group Watchstone as the Big Four firm continues to work through a backlog of legal and regulatory cases that have built up over the past decade. - Bank of Ireland named former chief financial officer Myles O'Grady as chief executive on Monday.
- The board of British clothing company Joules is to appoint administrators after it failed to find an investor to save the business, in a move that could put 1,600 jobs at risk. ($1 = 0.8506 pounds) (Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)
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