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The Chinese real estate company's revenue overstatement dwarfs that of Luckin Coffee Inc. and Enron Corp., dealing a blow to the reputation of its former auditor PricewaterhouseCoopers and the country's financial oversight.
March 19 -
It would cap a remarkable downfall for Mike Lynch if he's convicted of accounting fraud after he sold his startup Autonomy to Hewlett Packard for $11 billion.
March 18 -
Transit operators in San Francisco's Bay Area are facing massive budget shortfalls as ridership lingers well below its prepandemic levels.
March 18 -
Zach Donah, the new CEO of the Massachusetts Society of CPAs, has big plans for the organization.
March 14 -
The firm will make 329 roles redundant, while as many as 37 partners will be accelerating their retirement over the next nine months.
March 13 -
The Financial Reporting Council is considering either Canary Wharf or Stratford for its new main office.
March 11 -
A bill backed by the Minnesota Society of CPAs that would ease the path to a CPA license has moved forward in the Minnesota Senate.
March 8 -
New York State and the Internal Revenue Service have developed a new program that allows eligible New Yorkers to e-file their federal and state personal income tax returns for free.
March 7 -
KPMG and its partner Adrian Wilcox failed to audit the advertising agency with sufficient professional skepticism, according to the Financial Reporting Council.
March 4 -
The move would make New Jersey's corporate tax the highest rate in the country.
February 28