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PwC Rejiggers Its Member Firms
By grouping its firms by region, the accounting firm hopes to improve its business in emerging markets. August 20, 2008
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PCAOB Faults Flaws in KPMG's Audits
The auditor should have done more work to support its opinions at 10 companies, the board's inspection report says. August 18, 2008
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Fair Value: The Q2 Profit Vulture
Mark-to-market adjustments have cut into energy companies' second-quarter results. August 13, 2008
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Independence Breach Costs E&Y $2.9 Million
A series of audio CDs intended to depict audit partners as "thought leaders" ends up costing the firm a hefty fine instead. August 7, 2008
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PCAOB Approves Succession Rule
The change will make it easier for accounting firms to continue their work after a merger. July 29, 2008
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Work-life Programs: How the Big Seven Flex
Employees at audit firms can pretty much write their own work-life script. Here's a roundup of how the seven largest firms approach flexible work arrangements. July 23, 2008
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Deloitte Revenues Top $27 Billion
Firm continues its six-year trend of double-digit percentage growth, auguring well for the rest of the Big Four, which will report their results this fall. July 23, 2008
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Global Audit Board Rules on Related Parties
A new rule from the International Auditing and Assurance Board focuses on the risks of fraud posed by a company's relationships. July 16, 2008
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A Little Fair Value Never Killed Anyone
Fair value accounting became very hard work as the credit crisis dried up once-liquid markets, SEC panelists largely agree, but it should not be blamed for causing or exacerbating corporate credit woes. July 9, 2008
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Could the Lawyers Kill the Auditors?
Center for Audit Quality, worrying about bankruptcies of firms, asks Treasury to step in with litigation rule reforms. July 2, 2008
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