PricewaterhouseCoopers is set to confirm the appointment of Sam DiPiazza, senior partner and chairman of the board of PwC's US practice, as the firm's...
View articleShares in Tenon, the UK's largest accountancy consolidator, have this morning slipped to a new record low of 82.5p, after it issuing a profits warning...
View articleMcGrigor Donald, one of the largest Scottish law firms, is to merge with KLegal, the legal wing of big five firm KPMG, it was revealed today. Read Mor...
View articleTenon, the UK's largest accountancy consolidator group, today issued a profits warning, stating it was paying the 'price of rapid expansion.' Read Mor...
View articleKPMG has announced it will release its financial results for 2001 in the middle of this week. Read More...
View articleBDO Stoy Hayward this week revealed its Southampton office has been and will continue to participate in discussions with outside parties with a view t...
View articleIn a rare turn of events Andersen and its Big Five rivals have banded together in a pledge to address financial reporting issues laid bare by the Enro...
View articleBuilding on its close ties with Australia, the ICAEW has given the go-ahead to launch a city group in Sydney, an idea that could be copied around the ...
View articlePricewaterhouseCoopers today announced the site of its new East Midlands office, following its decision earlier this year to shut offices in the regio...
View articleErnst & Young, the Railtrack administrator, says it would not block a Health & Safety prosecution of the rail company over the Paddington rail crash. ...
View articleEconomic growth in the first quarter of 2002 could be considerably less than predicted in the chancellor's optimistic pre-Budget report, says mid-tie ...
View articleOn the back of a drop in business activity, output in the professional service sector has fallen in the last quarter with expectations of worse to com...
View articleAre consultants ready to trash their hourly rates and embrace value-billing? Despite common sense and client opinion the timesheet remains the industr...
View articleThe chances of Ernst & Young facing legal action over its work as auditor at troubled insurer Equitable Life increased today after news emerged that '...
View articleDeep concerns have emerged that anti-terrorist finance legislation being rushed through parliament will put accountants at a profound competitive disa...
View articleA former partner at KPMG Consulting is suing the firm for damages of more than £1m after losing her £300,000 a year post. Read More...
View article– The Inland Revenue faces widespread criticism from the IT industry over its bid to outsource its IT functions for #4bn. Peter Sommer, a comput...
View articleRailtrack administrator Ernst & Young believes a way remains open to challenge any final decision on the future of the failed infrastructure compa...
View articleProviding relevant and timely information for shareholders only becomes more important in a downturn. It’s in no-one’s interest to sit on ...
View articleDue to an error in the editing process, a key phrase was omitted from Jeffrey Lampert’s letter published last week. We publish it in full below:...
View articleRe: Between the Covers, Taking Stock, 1 November.[QQ] I bought the book on the Boo.com collapse. Interesting stuff. I note the contract supply of a KP...
View articleRe: A benchmark of excellence (page 10, 8 November), I agree with most of your sentiments but one thing caught my eye. You wrote ‘It is a concep...
View articleWere the FD and CEO at Regus right to waive their wages during troubled times? Neil Chisman says they have sent out the right message, but Peter Willi...
View articleThe Queen could poach a Big Five partner after announcing she is searching for a new keeper of the Privy Purse to replace Sir Michael Peat. Read More...
View articleThe firm has found no evidence of fraud or misappropriation in the Simple Truth appeal, a British Red Cross campaign, publicly led by disgraced peer L...
View articleRailtrack administrator Ernst & Young believes a way remains open to challenge any final decision on the future of the failed infrastructure compa...
View articleProviding relevant and timely information for shareholders only becomes more important in a downturn. It's in no-one's interest to sit on bad news: th...
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