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A Pair of Senators Are Trying to Get the Kiddos Hooked on Accounting In Grade School
Do you guys remember those after-school specials of the ’80s that made it seem like […]
Friday Footnotes: KPMG Discipline Looms; Whistleblower Gets 2nd Chance; Firing Auditors | 12.17.21
Deloitte U.S. CEO on the past year’s business challenges and what’s ahead in 2022 [Fortune] […]
Guy Sues KPMG Over Getting Left Out of the Team Group Chat
Greg Eldridge — an eight-year vet of the House of Klynveld — has sued KPMG […]
Andrew Ngai Is Better At Excel Than You
Andrew Ngai, a director at the consulting firm Taylor Fry in Australia, is the Lord […]
A Few EY Partners Didn’t Get the Auditor Independence Rules Right
The SEC on Dec. 10 decided that two EY partners and one principal didn’t take […]
Compensation Watch ’21: Deloitte Puts Mid-Year Raises On the Table (NEW UPDATE)
[Updated on Dec. 14 with market adjustment message to employees, additional raise percentages.] Mid-year raises […]
The Queen’s PwC Tells Staff to Come Into the Office Should They Have Literally Nothing Better to Do on Christmas
PwC UK published an advertisement article in The Telegraph last week and we found it […]
PwC Poaches Someone From EY and Issues a Press Release, Parts IV and V
There has been some crazy poaching news recently—no, not in the Big 4 but in […]
Compensation Watch ’21: BDO USA Is Dangling a Mid-Year Raises Carrot (NEW UPDATE)
[Update on Dec. 13.] At the beginning of December, we got a tip from a […]
Friday Footnotes: KPMGer Sues Over Bullying; Auditing Terrorist Orgs?; Deloitte UAE’s Weekend Plans | 12.10.21
KPMG executive Greg Eldridge is seeking $130,000 in damages against the accounting giant [The Courier […]
Is Accounting an Obsolete Major?
Is accounting an obsolete major? That’s the question posed by John “Jack” Castonguay, PhD, CPA, […]