Prince Andrew’s bad week just got even worse—here's what happened:
: The fallout from Prince Andrew’s BBC interview, in which he defended his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, continues as his alleged use of the n-word during a meeting has surfaced, an alleged Epstein victim is urging him to speak to U.S. investigators, and big firms are dropping their support of his business initiative.Evening Standard
Accounting giant KPMG said it would not renew its £100,000-a-year sponsorship of Pitch@Palace, an initiative launched by Andrew in 2014 that connects entrepreneurs with business leaders and mentors from companies including Google, Tencent and Microsoft. However it denied that its decision was connected to Andrew’s interview. Standard Chartered also removed its support of the initiative.
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