Earlier this week WSJ’s CFO Journal posted a piece entitled “Ernst & Young, After Its […]
Author: Adrienne Gonzalez
Rumor Has It Something’s Going Down at Marcum (UPDATE)
In November Financial Times wrote a quick little story about accounting firms eyeing private equity […]
Guess We Should Discuss Deloitte’s RTO Plans
Yesterday the PwC return to office plan set to be announced May 3 and take […]
Empathetic Leadership Is So 2022
Post image via Here’s the Deck EY Put Together to Sell the Audit/Consulting Split to […]
EY US Just Fired 3000 People, Totally Not Related to Everest Falling Apart
Well we knew this was coming. Reuters: Ernst & Young’s U.S. arm said on Monday […]
That PwC Return-To-Office Rumor Might Be True (Includes Potential Confirmation)
Remember that rumor buzzing around last week about a PwC return to office? It might […]
Monday Morning Accounting News Brief: Intern Retention; Accenture Delays Start Dates; Post-Everest EY Exodus? | 4.17.23
Good morning and happy Monday! Here’s some news. The PCAOB wants to dismiss a lawsuit […]
Seniors and Up Are Hard to Find Because Associate Grunt Work Has Been Automated?
Yet another article about the accountant shortage has been published and we’ll spare you the […]
Someone’s Starting Rumors That PwCers Are Getting Forced Back Into the Office
Someone on a throwaway told all of r/Big4 a few hours ago that they’ve been […]
An Alleged Insider Warns About ‘Chaos and Hell’ Behind the Scenes at Prometric
Spotted this on r/CPA today, thought it worth sharing because Prometric closures are awful and […]
Just Be Glad You Didn’t Have FTX As a Client
Not long after the November collapse of crypto exchange FTX one of the first questions […]
EY Hasn’t Finished That Independent Review Into Procedures to Prevent Another Cheating Scandal
TL;DR: After getting fined by the SEC for cheating on CPE and ethics exams in […]
