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Towers Perrin, Watson Wyatt to form Towers Watson
30 Jun 2009
The implied equity value of the merger transaction of two of the United State’s largest human-resources consulting firms, is stimated at is approximately $3.5 billion
Towers Perrin, Watson Wyatt to form Towers Watson
30 Jun 2009
The implied equity value of the merger transaction of two of the United State’s largest human-resources consulting firms, is stimated at is approximately $3.5 billion
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RSM merges with PricewaterhouseCoopers
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KPMG to expand Indian operations
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Promotion ''key issue'' for workers
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Trianz raises $14 million in equity funding
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Accenture named "Consulting Market Leader" by CRM magazine
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