Sept 11 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories in the Financial Times. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
Headlines
- PwC to curtail consulting work for US audit clients to reduce conflict risk
- Instacart's cut-price IPO to test Wall St appetite for new tech listings
- UK unions to challenge anti-strike laws at UN watchdog
- TRG in 'advanced' talks about Frankie & Benny's sale
Overview
- PwC intends to give up tens of millions of dollars in consulting work for its US audit customers in a move to lessen the risk of conflicts of interest.
- Grocery delivery service Instacart, which plans to start marketing its initial public offering this week, is expected to value at as little as a quarter of the $39 billion that it was valued in 2021.
- Trade unions in the UK are reporting to the UN watchdog on workers' rights over the government's new anti-strike measures, saying they don't meet international legal standards.
- Restaurant Group is nearing a deal to sell the Frankie and Benny's and Chiquito's restaurant chains to Café Rouge's owner — Big Table Group.