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Category: PwC
The Trial Date Has Been Set in the Big Wage and Hour Lawsuit Against PwC
Ever since Going Concern was launched in 2009, we've been following Campbell v. PricewaterhouseCoopers, the […]
Why Yes, PwC Compensation Discussions Are Still Going On
It's week two of discussions at Papa Whiskey Charlie, so if you're looking for that […]
PwC Not Sticking Around to See If Stein Mart Can Fix the Rest of Its Lousy Internal Controls
Here's the opening paragraph from a press release released by Stein Mart today: Stein Mart, […]
Here’s Your Open Thread for PwC Compensation Discussions (2013)
Historically, the PwC thread has been the first to hit the pages of GC and this year is no different. There was rumbling in our new feature, Open Items, on Friday that the webcast was nothing to write home about and then, very early this morning, we got word of discussions starting out west:
Those Walking Workstations Aren’t Collecting Dust at Just Big PwC Offices
Nope! They're good enough for central Pennsylvania, too. The Harrisburg office only has about 60 […]
What’s in a (Big 4 Partner’s) Name? Maybe a Lot
On Friday, Francine McKenna provided a perfect example of what investors could learn about the […]
Note: Condescending Negotiation Tactics Are Not Well Received By PwC
Never one to shy away from an opportunity to condemn the actions of any government […]
(UPDATE) Promotion Watch ’13: New PwC Partners
~ UPDATE: Full list of new partners included on third page. Partner promotion season […]
(UPDATE) In Becoming Herbalife’s Auditor, PwC Does a Dicey Independence Dance
~ See update below It seems fitting that PwC would replace KPMG as Herbalife's auditor, […]
PwC’s New Report Is a Good Reminder Not to be a Tool on Social Media
Now that the SEC has given public companies the go ahead to tweet material info […]
PwC’s Transparency Gives Its Employees the Warm Fuzzies
Yesterday we discussed the Vault business outlook rankings for public accounting firms. In general, I thought […]