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Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission struck the deal in April to settle investigations into PwC's auditing work for the collapsed developer.

China Evergrande's liquidators have asked a court to void a shareholder compensation deal a regulator struck with PricewaterhouseCoopers' Hong Kong affiliate.

The collapse of the property developer is raising concerns among some partners at its former auditor about the potential impact on their own finances.

The case centers on PwC's auditing work for Evergrande, an emblem of China's property crisis since it defaulted in 2021.

PricewaterhouseCoopers agreed to pay fines and compensation to settle investigations into its auditing work for the collapsed property giant.

Hong Kong listed companies must now obtain shareholder approval to change auditors, part of a regulatory push to bolster corporate governance and transparency.

The case may reveal how far auditors can be held accountable for their work on insolvent companies accused of fraudulent accounting.

Law firms and reporting accountants would join sponsors in the public spotlight if a filing fails to meet basic standards.

Some auditors have taken on exceptionally high listing workloads alongside existing mandates.

Chinese tax authorities ordered e-commerce giants to hand over sales data for the first time, in a rare move to crack down on tax evasion.

A&M is buoyed by an increasingly complicated environment that has prompted some of its larger peers to scale back from the market.

PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP named more than 20 new partners in Greater China as the firm seeks to reboot its business following Evergrande collapse.

The measure would clamp down on energy tax credits created or expanded by the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act by imposing a slew of new restrictions.

The move would constitute "a complete death" for energy projects that rely on global supply chains for solar cells, magnets, batteries and other materials.

Shipowners and charterers are altering leasing contracts to cope with the multimillion-dollar port fees expected to be imposed by the Trump administration.

Dora Liu will become Deloitte China's new chief executive on June 1 for a four-year term.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will impose 25% tariffs against U.S. goods, while Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum also pledged retaliation.

The fallout from the seemingly overnight surge in interest around the Chinese AI upstart was swift, and severe.

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board sanctioned JTC Fair Song for repeatedly violating rules and failing to cooperate with investigators. 

What looks like a domestic triumph is also a win for America's primary industrial and geopolitical rival.