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Congratulations to @TPTRetirement on being shortlisted for the 2021 #MoneyAgeAwards - Wishing you the very best of luck on the night! 🏆👏🥳
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I just got a nice little shiver when working out whether the binary on the ribbon of the new £50 banknote meant anything.
1010111111110010110011000 is 23061912 in decimal. Alan Turing was born on the 23rd June 1912. What a nice touch.
RIP, Alan.
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Excellent that @PwC's Retirement & Pensions consulting business independently rated #1 in the world for Depth of Capability and #1 in the world for Client Impact. Thanks to clients and colleagues for their continued loyalty, feedback and commitment @PwC_UK press.pwc.com/Analyst-citati…
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Your German 🇩🇪 car.
Your Italian 🇮🇹 coffee.
Your French 🇫🇷 wine.
Your Spanish 🇪🇸 holiday.
Your Danish 🇩🇰 bacon.
Your Irish 🇮🇪 whiskey.
Your Belgian 🇧🇪 chocolate.
Your Greek 🇬🇷 feta.
If you voted to leave the EU, you voted to make all of these much more expensive after Brexit.
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Get a first look at CEOs’ confidence heading into 2019. Sign up to get our new #CEOSurvey report and add our @Davos webcast to your calendar.
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Are you curious or concerned about the impact of #Brexit on the UK economy? Listen to our senior economists @mikejakeman & @BarretK discuss analysis of the UK economic outlook for the year ahead here: pwc.to/2JxTwY0 #TimeToAct
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What does #disabilityconfident mean to you? Watch some of our people share their views in this short video #IDPD2018 #purplelightup
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With automation and robotics set to transform the workforce, our @BPT_Awards Workforce Fairness award explored how FTSE 350 organisations are preparing employees for new ways of working. Find out more bit.ly/2SCBWUp @awoodspwc #buildingpublictrust #intelligentdigital
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As the UK state pension age equalises this month for men and women at 65, in-depth analysis of official data shows females are retiring today with 40% less #pension income than men. @ProspectPension ft.com/content/a1ff867a-d84f…
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What are the economic predictions for #Budget2018? Will Philip Hammond be cautious in his spending plans until more is known about Brexit? @mikejakeman gives his views - watch the full video at pwc.co.uk/budget #autumnbudget
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We project UK growth to remain modest at around 1.3% in 2018 and 1.6% in 2019 due to drag from subdued consumer spending growth and uncertainty around #Brexit: bit.ly/2vrkmrT #UKEconomicOutlook
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If you’re lucky enough to call him a friend, there’s someone there that’ll always have your back. Not one person that knows @GeraintThomas86 doesn’t know how much he deserves this. His loyalty & work ethic is something to aspire to in life, not just cycling. So proud of you mate.
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Britain’s first female fast jet pilot for @RoyalAirForce @jo_salter - and now @PwC_UK director - talks about why it’s so important to get more females into STEM careers #techshecan #RIAT18 #RAF100 – at Fairford, England
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Waves of disruptive change are rolling in. The question isn’t if, it’s when. You need to re-imagine your tomorrow and embrace your #futurenow. pwc.to/2rxLcgD #intelligentdigital
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The threat of labour shortages due to #Brexit uncertainty and the possible impact to our food supply is a hot topic in the news. Stephen Oldfield explores the key inflationary threats faced by the #foodanddrink sector in this video: pwc.to/2svqg9T
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Work in DC pensions and employee benefits? Join our growing team in the South East linkedin.com/jobs2/view/5949…
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We’re celebrating >5 years since we switched plastic-lined cups for compostables, encouraging employees to #reuse and #recycle them, #tacklingplastic pollution: pwc.to/2GPDxjg xitter.gq/FinancialTimes/status/…
KPMG will remove plastic cups for water from its UK offices — saving 3m cups at a cost of £60,000 a year on.ft.com/2qk0S6v
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Are you in year 12 or 13 of school or college?
Sign up for the National Schools Employability Challenge today -there are three paid placements with us to be won and an iPad mini.
Visit: pwc.to/schools-comp
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‘Raising Children in the Era of #ArtificialIntelligence – Part Two”
- new blog from @maria_axente, with @jonniepenn explores how adults, must prepare our children to inhabit a future full of new challenges and opportunities. bit.ly/AI-KIDS-2 #AI #AI4Children






















