Broadcasting giant ITV is appealing an attempt by the Pensions Regulator to force it to pay into the scheme of its defunct former subsidiary Box Clever.
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@pensionsweek
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pensionsweek: BREAKING: @ITV has set aside £65m for Box Clever-related "liabilities" since 2008: http://t.co/Ag11wjg8. -
pensionsweek: RT @JustOneMoreJim: BREAKING: @ITV hits back in Pensions Regulator Box Clever row: http://t.co/nQmpgvcn. Says FSD was never for full £62 ... -
pensionsweek: RT @JustOneMoreJim: BREAKING: @ITV vs Pensions Regulator over scheme payments: http://t.co/nQmpgvcn. #FIGHT! -
pensionsweek: Pensions Regulator hits ITV with FSD: http://t.co/Ag11wjg8 -
pensionsweek: RT @schemeXpert: sX Review: Time to deal with GMP "nightmare" http://t.co/4NdSxYAQ #pensions
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