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The education-technology titan has been rocked by the resignation of its auditor and three board members.

U.S. audit officials have started a fresh round of inspections of New York-listed Chinese companies in recent weeks as tensions mount between the world's two largest economies.

PwC, which was advising the Australian government on incoming tax rules for multinational companies, told Google about the start date of the legislation.

A bill in the state seeks to tax rich colleges that favor families of alumni and donors in admissions policies and give the money to poorer community colleges.

The professional services firm is freezing pay bands for auditors at the senior associate level.

Companies that buy offsets from the voluntary market now have guidelines to inform what they can and can't claim about the credits.

The resignation is the latest setback for Byju, the once high-flying startup that is embroiled in a tussle with creditors over a $1.2 billion loan.

The hacking gang has added more names to its lists of alleged victims from a recent campaign that exploited a vulnerability in a popular file-transfer product.

The landlord at the center of a commercial property crisis in Sweden is being investigated by the country's financial watchdog over whether it violated accounting rules.

The Defense Department overstated the value of weapons sent by $2.6 billion in fiscal 2022 and $3.6 billion in fiscal 2023.

A top renewable power trade group endorsed rigorous requirements for a new hydrogen tax credit that would rule out the use of electricity from older wind, solar and nuclear facilities.

The former executive team at the Brazilian retailer created false advertising contracts as a way to reduce costs on the balance sheet.

Panasonic and LG are likely to benefit the most from tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act.

The change brings the total number of EV models eligible for the full tax credits to 22.

Australian senators on Wednesday will set their sights on KPMG in a growing probe of conflicts of interest and ethical lapses in the government's use of consultants.

Australian Retirement Trust, which manages A$240 billion ($159 billion) for 2.2 million members, "will not be undertaking any new contracts with PwC at this time."

PricewaterhouseCoopers handed over the names of 76 current or former partners associated with its tax leaks scandal to Australian lawmakers.

AustralianSuper is assessing the fallout from the embattled accounting firm's tax advice scandal.

Portland, Oregon, may penalize higher earners more than any other large U.S. city, according to a new report.

New research indicates the country's tax receipts are even more concentrated than previously thought.