Round up - August 28
Tube Lines chief warns of Metronet pension cost; Pensions rate switch adds to the liabilities burden; Henderson warns of tough year ahead; BSkyB chief exec Jeremy Darroch's pay package nears £2m; Economists forecast year of recession in 2009
Tube Lines chief warns of Metronet pension cost Financial Times Any future owner of Metronet Rail could face significant extra liabilities after its staff were allowed to Metronet Rail join the London...
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