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The international accounting firm association reported an 11.7% increase in revenue among its member firms over 2021.
March 6 -
Public interest petitions had sought the court's intervention after reports alleged accounting fraud and stock manipulation by the conglomerate.
March 2 -
The institute released for public comment a draft of the proposed changes it wants to make to its International Professional Practices Framework.
March 1 -
The International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants released a final set of revisions to its standards for conducting group audits, strengthening and clarifying the independence requirements.
February 28 -
The breakup of the Big Four accounting firm is "inevitable" due to regulatory and capital return pressure.
February 27 -
The Institute of Internal Auditors will soon be unveiling extensive changes in its standards, including a name change.
February 24 -
The Chartered Institute of Internal Auditors is advising businesses to prepare for further disruptions as the war drags on.
February 23 -
The move signals continued concerns about data security even after Beijing reached a landmark deal to allow U.S. audit inspections on hundreds of Chinese firms listed in New York.
February 22 -
The British cybersecurity company has hired the Big Four firm to review "key financial processes."
February 21 -
IOSCO has suggested it would be unreasonable to penalize companies that aren't immediately able to get the data they need to report their complete carbon footprints.
February 21 -
Americanas sought bankruptcy protection after its shares tumbled 77% in one day and dollar bonds sank to 15 cents on the dollar following the reporting of the massive accounting hole.
February 16 -
The international network of audit, tax and advisory firms reached €2.45 billion ($2.6 billion) in total fee income.
February 14 -
In his first public comments about his involvement in an episode that wiped out billions of euros in shareholder value, Braun spoke of a "day of shock and pain."
February 14 -
Net zero pledges made by some of the world's largest corporations fall far short of the progress required.
February 13 -
The Indian billionaire seeks to rebuild investor confidence in the wake of a bruising short-seller attack accusing his companies of accounting fraud.
February 13 -
The $4 billion accounting shortfall would typically raise alarm bells for an auditor. Somehow, a PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP affiliate didn't catch it at Americanas SA.
February 7 -
Twitter Inc.'s U.K. unit failed to report its 2021 corporate finances by a December deadline, the government's public registry said.
February 7 -
Crowe U.K. replaced the Big Four firm as the auditor of U.K. entities including Adani Energy Holdings after the Indian firm bought them in 2021.
February 6 -
A short-seller accused the the company of "brazen" market manipulation and accounting fraud.
February 2 -
CFOs at some of the U.K.'s largest companies have already complained to the Big Four about the high costs of audits.
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