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
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