The PCAOB, bless their hearts, released a forgettable inspection report from PwC today. The deficiency rate, 29%, is still in the range we're used to, but was lower than last year, so that's something. Michael Rapoport reports that this deficiency rate is better than EY's (36%) but not as good as Deloitte's (21%) and that KPMG's report "is expected to be released in the next few months." Cross your fingers, Klynveldians. [PCAOB, WSJ, Earlier]
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