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EY OMPs in Philadelphia and Kansas City Have a Food Wager on Super Bowl LVII
The last time we wrote about EY and the Super Bowl it was regarding the […]
Accounting Firms Have Begun to See Mexico As a Goldmine for Accounting and Finance Talent, Says Guy
Max Tokarsky — whose Twitter bio reads: “We can help your company grow by augmenting […]
A Going Concern Special Investigative Report: Why Does NASBA’s CPA Merch Suck So Bad? (UPDATE)
While clicking around NASBA’s website this afternoon on a hunt for information I need for […]
Let’s Talk About Why ‘Musculoskeletal Issues’ Are on the Rise at This Accounting Firm
Although I am not a loyal reader of Human Resource Executive I did come across […]
Unable to Bill For It (Yet), PwC Australia Tells Staff They Can’t Use ChatGPT For Client Work
Hate to be the burster of bubbles for anyone out there excited to unload your […]
Monday Morning Accounting News Brief: Auditor Demand; EYer Not Coming in on Monday; Reentering the Workforce | 2.6.23
Good morning and Happy Monday! Here’s some news to start the week and give you […]
Friday Footnotes: Know Your Value; Retired EY Partners Complain; ‘Rest For Success’ | 2.3.23
Hail Eris! Today is 2/3/23 and this is your Friday roundup of all the week’s […]
If You Let 23-Year-Olds Sign Off on Audits, You’re Gonna Have a Bad Time
On January 24, short seller Hindenburg Research dropped a report called Adani Group: How The […]
Which Firm Had the Most IPO Audit Clients In Q4 2022?
The fourth quarter of 2022 didn’t miraculously save what was a terrible year for initial […]
Berdon Got a Lot of Dates But Ultimately Chose to Hook Up With Citrin Cooperman
Thanks to the commenter who brought this to our attention. Accounting firm merger madness continues, […]
Accountants Are the Referees of Business, Says Guy Who Would Know
There’s another article about the accountant shortage today and this time it’s in Insider. There’s […]