Round up - 5 September

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Retailers watch M&S's plans for auto enrolment; ‘Wait till you are 35 to save'; Young workers are the losers in pensions politics; Do advisers put commission before clients?; Directors' pay: shareholders suffer while fat cats grab the cream; New company to 'return £1.6bn in commission' to savers

Accounting rules hit DB schemes Financial Times Mark-to-market accounting standards are hastening the collapse of defined benefit pension schemes, according to a new study. Retailers watch M...

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