Title: Accenture - Wikipedia
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Accenture
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History
Formation and early years
Split from Arthur Andersen
Emergence of Accenture
2000s: Bermuda headquarters
2010s: Ireland headquarters and recent history
Finances
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Marketing, branding and identity
Awards & recognition
See also
References
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