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PCAOB 2022 Annual Report, page 5.
This is a map of the PCAOB’s 10 US offices.
One is in Dallas, TX.
No Texas contacts?
Really?
Reading all of these stories generates a vivid sense of deja vu.
Braxton, anyone?
Have any EY insiders got any comments? I can believe EY staffers are happy with the situation.
No layoffs in assurance (includes accounting advisory) or tax. Guessing most people that read this site are in these groups.
Don’t know how reliable this is but I saw Consulting, Strategy and Transactions, People Advisory Services, and Core Business Services were mentioned in the all hands call. Heard assurance is safe so that tracks.
Have any EY insiders got any comments? I can’t believe EY staffers are happy with the situation.
EY does management consulting?
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA