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The construction company's liquidators are seeking $8.4 billion in a lawsuit against PwC International and its mainland China and Hong Kong affiliates.
August 19 -
The Democratic lawmaker proposed that the government should lend money to billionaires with large paper fortunes to help them pay wealth taxes.
August 17 -
A scientist resigned from the World Resources Institute amid disagreement over how to tally forest carbon in accounting rules from Greenhouse Gas Protocol.
August 13 -
Trump in a social media post argued that the policy was costing the city by driving away wealthy people who would otherwise pay taxes there.
August 12 -
The saga has triggered a leadership shake-up at the firm after whistleblower allegations that confidential client information was used to help secure business.
August 10 -
The firm has dropped plans for a roughly $3 billion leveraged loan that was intended to refinance private credit debt and fund a dividend.
August 5 -
Deutsche Bank is seeking damages from four former senior employees who claim the lender wrongly blamed them for alleged involvement in an accounting scandal.
August 4 -
Paper notices that include QR codes are leading recipients to a spoofed Internal Revenue Service website.
July 31 -
New revelations about staff mishandling confidential client information deepen the crisis engulfing the scandal-hit firm.
July 27 -
The U.S. will collect duties of between 10% and 12.5% on imports from most major trading partners, reconstructing the tariffs struck down by the Supreme Court.
July 24 -
The moves follow investor unease over Macquarie's hiring of KPMG, which has faced misconduct allegations in recent months.
July 23 -
A group of Democratic legislators in Connecticut with degrees from Yale University are threatening the school's tax-exempt status if leaders make a deal with the Trump administration over probes into admission practices.
July 23 -
CFO John Sams will become CEO as the Australian arm of the global audit and consulting giant attempts to steer through a scandal that has rocked the firm.
July 21 -
Deutsche Bank AG is preparing to sell about $3 billion in debt markets for accounting services firm Baker Tilly Advisory Group to refinance private credit loans.
July 20 -
A dispute the singer sought to turn into a public indictment of inspectors' practices is set to be thrust back into the limelight.
July 20 -
Shakira's fight with Spain's tax agency is set to head to the country's highest court after authorities challenged an earlier ruling in the singer's case.
July 17 -
The sanctions were tied to audits of the engineering service provider and government contractor's financial statements for the 2019 and 2020 fiscal years.
July 16 -
Hong Kong's accounting regulator signaled a tougher supervisory stance on audit firms with weak track records, while encouraging underutilized firms to take on a greater role in supporting the city's capital markets.
July 15 -
After decades of drawing in tens of thousands of new residents, Jersey City has suddenly found itself teetering on the financial brink.
July 9 -
A three-day hearing on the U.S. Trade Representative's latest plan to impose tariffs on major trading partners kicks off in Washington on Tuesday.
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