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Non-Religious Future PwC Partner Credits ‘Divine Intervention’ For Nabbing Purse-Snatcher
The Evening Standard reports that a soon-to-be PwC partner got to play the hero in […]
Older Job Seekers Denied Class-Action Status in Age Discrimination Lawsuit Against PwC
A federal judge in San Francisco rejected class-action status to a group of up to […]
Unpopular Opinion: Women Make Terrible Leaders
Welcome to Unpopular Opinion, a new semi-regular series on Going Concern addressing topics impacting the […]
Do KPMG’s Summer Employee Perks Put All Other Summer Employee Perks to Shame?
This Accounting Today article on the perks KPMG is offering to its 30,000 U.S. employees […]
Here’s Your Open Thread for PwC Compensation (2018)
So, yeah, the whole “putting the 2018 PwC compensation thread in Open Items” thing didn’t […]
5 Weird Benefits of Ditching the Accounting Office and Working Remotely
Spend more time with family. Lose the commute. Work flexible hours. Wear what you want. […]
KPMG U.K. Lawyers Up Because Not Breaking the Law is Hard, You Guys
The Financial Times did not hold back in its headline announcing the news on KPMG […]
Michael Stevenson Latest to Bid Adieu to the PCAOB
Another one bites the dust. This time it’s Michael Stevenson, longtime Public Company Accounting Oversight […]
Exposure Drafts: Foodies and CPAs Both Know How to Handle Different Types of Stocks
Exposure Drafts appears every other Wednesday. Send your accounting cartoon ideas and favorite stock recipes […]
You Bitched, We Listened: Comments Are Back Open
No, this isn’t a prank. It’s true. The comment section on all Going Concern articles […]
Midsize Firms Are Stepping Up Their International Game to Compete with the Big 4
Globalization has reached a saturation point. For small and midsize accounting firms, the question of […]