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November 27, 2022

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Friday Footnotes: How EY Fights Poaching; Lack of Staff Is Closing Doors; Accounting to Biglaw? | 11.25.22 PCAOB Hopes Updating Quality Control Rules Will Maybe Prevent Audit Firms From Constantly Breaking Quality Control Rules What Shortage? EY Is Supposedly Hiring 220,000 People This Year Hey Tax People, You’ll Be Thankful For This Remote Job That Promises No More Than 40 Hours a Week EVER The PCAOB Thinks It Deserves a 12.6% Raise
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Unfounded Rumor of the Day: Patrick Kane Parties Like an Auditor?

by Caleb Newquist

From the mailbag:

Heard that Patrick Kane, notorious party-animal winger for the Chicago Blackhawks, showed up at an end-of-busy-season party for one of the Big 4 this past Thursday. Can anyone confirm or deny?
We do know that Kane was in fine form in Madison on Saturday, so he's definitely not on the wagon. Whether or not he was raging with some of Chicago's finest capital market servants, we'll need you to email us with details (and pictures). 

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