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This week's most read stories include fraud, an exit from Zurich and Brexit.
5. Markerstudy boss warns about job cuts in case of a BrexitMarkerstudy group CEO Kevin Spencer sent an email to the company's 4,000 staff stating that jobs could be at risk in the event of a British exit from the European Union.
4. Perkins Slade reports pre-tax loss before Howden sale
Perkins Slade reported a pre-tax loss of £73,454 for 2015 reversing a profit of £106,038 for the previous year.
In results for the year to 31 August filed at Companies House the broker also
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