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Private companies looking to go public will need to be ready to prepare periodic financial reports, demonstrate effective internal control over financial reporting and manage investor relations

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board appointed James McNamara as its first-ever chief operating officer

Public companies that have to disclose bad news to regulators are likely to issue press releases announcing unrelated news to distract investors.

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Kardashian was paid $250,000 to post on her Instagram account about EMAX tokens, a crypto asset offered by EthereumMax.

The Top 10 Firm was penalized for improper professional conduct for failing to properly audit a client.

Deloitte's member firm in China agreed to pay a $20 million penalty to settle charges with the Securities and Exchange Commission that the firm asked its audit clients to do their own auditing work.

Switching accounting firms had been seen by some companies as a way to satisfy a 2020 law that threatens to remove businesses from the NYSE and Nasdaq if U.S. officials can't inspect their audit work papers.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has reached a settlement with 16 Wall Street firms over failures to maintain and preserve electronic communications.

The commission's Investor Advisory Committee suggested reforms to the way the board operates.

PCAOB inspections will take place in Hong Kong under a preliminary agreement reached between American and Chinese regulators to avoid delisting.

The commission has accused California-based VMware of running a scheme that used license key delays as its mechanism.

The commission announced plans to add the new unit to its Division of Corporate Finance's Disclosure Review Program.

The warning follows several businesses switching to U.S. auditors amid an ongoing dispute between regulators in Washington and Beijing.

The board's target team of inspectors focused on special purpose acquisition companies, fraud, going concern issues, cash and cash equivalents during its inspections of auditing firms last year, according to a new report.

The PCAOB has picked some Chinese companies for the first batch of inspections after reaching a deal with China to end a decades-long impasse.

The merger between BKD and DHG put their combined firm at the top of the roster.

Under the agreement, inspectors will be able to see complete work papers without any redactions and select any issuer audits.

American officials would be able to review audit documents of Chinese businesses that trade in the U.S., a first step toward avoiding the delisting of about 200 firms from New York.

Publicly traded firms will have to disclose more details about how senior managers are paid, including performance incentives.