PwC
KPMG scandal deepens Big Four accounting firms’ woes in Australia
Latest controversy will likely accelerate sector decline, analysts say
Scandal-hit KPMG Australia will not bid for new federal work until end-September
State and federal agencies are reviewing their current contracts, private sector clients have also cut ties
Evergrande’s liquidation prompts some PwC partners to shield assets, contemplate divorce
The amount that liquidators are seeking marks one of the largest corporate claims ever in Hong Kong
AI adoption: pain points, payoffs and where to start
A minister, a healthcare CEO and a PwC partner get honest about what AI adoption really costs and how to get it right.
Evergrande liquidators seek 57 billion yuan from PwC in Hong Kong Court
The proceedings are also critical to liquidators’ years-long effort to recover at least part of creditors’ investments
PwC Hong Kong to pay Evergrande shareholders HK$1 billion in compensation, SFC says
The property developer is the world’s most indebted developer which is in liquidation
PwC launches S$4 million Trade Advisory Hub to sharpen Singapore’s edge, create quality jobs
The funds will be used to build specialist talent, develop innovative tools and assets
World Bank bars three PwC Africa units from pitching for deals
The units had engaged in “fraudulent practices” in the building of a high-voltage electricity transmission line, says lender
Top consulting firms test boundaries with China workarounds
Consultancies navigate Western sanctions and Beijing’s restrictions
Buy, build, or both? Rethinking growth in a tougher market
In Ask PwC Singapore, Claressa Monteiro looks at Eu Yan Sang to find out: buy, build or both?
