What do we know about City of Pittsburgh? It has lots of bridges, 446 to be precise. Andy Warhol was born there. Carnegie Mellon University, a decent school, is located there. Its professional football team is popular with the residents.
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#TBT: The Story of the First Female African-American CPA in the United States
From the Chicago Tribune: By all accounts, Mary T. Washington Wylie's search for perfection made […]
Accounting News Roundup: Punit Rejen’s Journey; PwC’s Brand; Forward Industries’s CFO Drama | 02.19.15
How a refugee’s son from a small Indian town became Deloitte Global’s CEO [Quartz]This is […]
PwC Settling California Wage & Hour Lawsuit for $5 Million
We’ve been following Campbell v. PricewaterhouseCoopers for a long time so it’s kinda sad to see it come to a whimpering end.
#BusySeasonZen: The Train Snowblower
Winter has not been kind. And with Punxsutawney Phil predicting 6 more weeks of chilling […]
How far can you go in Internal Audit?
I completed my Masters and landed a job as an internal auditor in higher education. […]
PwC’s Clever Tax Advice for Caterpillar a Little Too Clever
Caterpillar, maker of enormous sandbox toys, has received some unfun news. After poking around some old […]
UK Auditor Regulator Stops Short of Calling Grant Thornton Audits ‘God-Awful’
The PCAOB inspection report for Grant Thornton, while worse in susbtance, doesn't quite express the […]
Accounting News Roundup: SEC Curious About CAT’s Cash Movements; The Ongoing Greek Accounting Tragedy; Don’t Forget to Delegate | 02.18.15
Caterpillar reports SEC cash movement investigation [Reuters]Sounds fishy, CAT: "The movement of cash among Caterpillar's U.S. […]
Iceberg ahead!!
Have you ever faced a situation at work where you can see a GIANT storm […]
Best/Worst Accounting Jokes
So here I am sitting in the bowels of New Jersey and we are getting […]
Working in a Winter Wonderland | 02.17.15
We sincerely hope everyone had an enjoyable holiday yesterday, if such a thing was available […]