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It�s a Royal flush at the Evening Standard Theatre Awards

2009-11-23T14:39:24Z

The Royal Court turned cutting-edge drama into establishment success as it swept the board at the 55th London Evening Standard Theatre Awards

Audience on their feet to sing the praises of Jerusalem's star

2009-11-23T14:48:43Z

The audience rose in a standing ovation as Fiona Shaw announced Mark Rylance, with whom she had studied at Rada, as best actor for his lead role in Jerusalem

Our winners set Standards for theatre accolades

2009-11-20T10:14:02Z

Former winners Patrick Stewart, Fiona Shaw and Simon Russell Beale will be handing out the honours to new victors at the 55th London Evening Standard Theatre Awards next week

London's new influentials

2009-11-10T08:36:55Z

'The 1000' - the Standard's list of the capital's top movers and shakers - is out tomorrow. Here's a preview of 25 bright sparks who make this year's selection for the first time

Evening Standard theatre awards: Rachel Weisz and Lenny Henry fight stage giants for top prize

2009-11-09T08:24:06Z

Stars of the British stage including Rachel Weisz, Samuel West and Lenny Henry will battle it out at the 55th London Evening Standard Theatre Awards

Auditors face the biggest crackdown since Enron

2009-11-05T08:57:04Z

The Big Four accountancy firms have been told to back off from serious conflicts of interest in pursuing lucrative advisory work at their audit clients

The Standard Theatre Awards 2009: Longlist revealed

2009-11-02T10:25:45Z

Our longlist for the London Evening Standard Theatre Awards proves it has been 12 months of critical as well as commercial success.

Provocative play keeps theatre on roll

2009-11-02T08:11:45Z

Whitehall cuts are so bad for adland

2009-10-06T05:43:43Z

Nervousness in adland as agencies digest the thought that the next government will cut its huge advertising budget

Capitalist commotion in Money

2009-09-30T23:00:00Z

Money, a new show from boundary-pushing favourites Shunt, is inspired by Emile Zola's 1891 novel L�Argent.

Blunt truth is pointy-heads aren�t so clever after all

2009-09-29T06:43:12Z

Enron, America�s most famous bankruptcy saga, wasn�t just a tale of greed, money, sex and electricity deregulation, though it was all of those things

Opening this week

2009-09-28T08:41:41Z

The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus has its premiere in Leicester Square and The Power of Yes comes to the National.

Enron is a dashing tale of greed

2009-09-22T23:00:00Z

Enron reclaims its rise and fall as a telling harbinger of the more recent global boom and bust.

The play's the thing, as theatres rediscover drama this autumn

2009-09-16T08:32:08Z

Londoners are being invited to make the play the thing this autumn as a cavalcade of stars prepares to tread the boards

London can still party with the best

2009-09-04T07:28:15Z

London knows how to party even when the chips are down, and we Brits know how to shake our booty with the best of them

Beware smart men and the pinkish dawn

2009-09-01T07:40:10Z

Why was nothing was learned from the Enron morality tale?

Rupert Goold is the director with the golden touch

2009-08-07T10:01:28Z

Move over Mendes, watch out Nunn, Rupert Goold's production of Enron is the critical hit of the summer, and his Kubrick-inspired take on Shakespeare thrills modern audiences

Introducing... Playwright Lucy Prebble

2009-07-23T16:57:46Z

Lucy Prebble, 28, adapted Secret Diary of a Call Girl for ITV. Her latest play, Enron, examines the downfall of the Texan-based energy firm in 2001

Enron dazzles as a corporate Macbeth

2009-07-22T23:00:00Z

Rupert Goold the returns with the highbrow hit of the year - Enron. As the phrase goes, �buy now� for an outstanding evening.

City Spy: For Carter's pal, no wheat - just chaff

2009-07-23T06:26:43Z

What do government ministers do with their time? It's a moot question, given the state the country is in, but some clue comes from the exchange of emails between the recently departed communications minister Lord Carter and his former employer, Brunswick

Rights issues fees are no more than a tax on investors and companies

2009-06-23T07:16:45Z

Peep peep. That's the rights issue gravy train steaming across the City, throwing off vast amounts of investors' money to any investment bank passing

Hugh joins other chefs with a beef

2009-06-12T07:05:53Z

Gordon Ramsay is not the only high-profile celebrity chef having a hard time of it. Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, the old Etonian contemporary of David Cameron, is not exactly flush with cash.

Enron fraud laid bare at Royal Court

2009-06-09T09:44:13Z

The scandal and financial collapse of US energy giant Enron is being dramatised in a new play

Andersen fined for inflating SSL profits

2009-01-28T09:09:46Z

Accounting: Defunct accountant Arthur Andersen has been found guilty of waving through false accounting at its former audit client, Durex condoms company SSL

It�s investor interests that matter

2009-01-13T10:05:22Z

It�s far from quiet on the western front

2009-01-12T10:23:50Z

Madoff scam may spark tightening of hedge rules

2008-12-22T11:47:25Z

Hedge funds could be hit by tighter regulation in the wake of the Bernard Madoff scandal

NatWest Three banker returned

2008-11-25T08:28:22Z

Fraud: The first of the so-called NatWest Three bankers jailed in the United States for their role in the Enron fraud has returned to Britain to complete his 37-month sentence

America's epidemic of mortgage fraud

2008-06-23T12:28:54Z

The arrest of two former Bear Stearns managers on criminal charges related to the collapse of the subprime mortgage market, was not an isolated incident

DVD reviews: From bubble to bust

2006-09-11T23:00:00Z

Enron's execs go from bubble to bust in Enron: The Smartest Guys In The Room, Chow Yun-Fat stars in John Woo's all-action flick Another Tomorrow II, and Tristan & Isolde drips its way onto DVD.