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Olswang and Grant Thornton charged £8.4m for BHS sale, Sir Philip Green claims

Olswang and Grant Thornton charged £8.4m for BHS sale, Sir Philip Green claims
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19 October 2016
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Months after the collapse of BHS, Sir Philip Green has revealed that Olswang and Grant Thornton charged purchaser Retail Acquisitions Limited a collective £8.4m for the transaction.

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