PwC settles $7.3b fraud case
PwC has settled a lawsuit brought against it over one of the biggest bank collapses in US history.
MYOB investors flee amid possible Bain sale
MYOB has lost 10 per cent of its market value ahead of an expected sell down by private equity owner Bain Capital.
MYOB swings back into the black
Shares in MYOB have sunk 6 per cent despite the company showing a swing back to the black with an interim net profit of $26 million.
Big day for MYOB: beats consensus, investors need convincing
As Bain Capital's $1.4 billion stake is set to be released from escrow, MYOB delivered a result in line with analyst consensus numbers.
Accountants making partner younger than ever
The major accounting and advisory firms are admitting younger partners as they seek to beef up digital skills at the top.
Big accounting firms raise gender targets
There's never been a better time to be a woman in the accounting profession.
The accounting firms hiring the most grads
There were almost 1600 reasons for university students and recent graduates to look to Deloitte, EY, KPMG and PwC for jobs last year.
'Underlying' performance is nonsense
Writedowns matter - in both company results and in determining bonuses - they are after all, investments gone bad.
Malley adds climate warrior to CV
CPA Australia members will be relieved to hear their president, Alex Malley, has waded into the climate change debate.
Accountants still making a killing
The major accounting and advisory firms have increased revenue by almost 11 per cent and partner numbers by 8.1 per cent.
