ATO and Telstra suffer outages
After embarrassing outages in 2016, the ATO and Telstra are both suffering another day to forget with services brought offline.
Accountants to get dedicated mental health service
Professional body Chartered Accountants ANZ will launch a dedicated mental health programme from the middle of the year.
PwC settles workplace bullying claim for $120,000
PwC paid out around $120,000 to settle a workers compensation claim with a former accountant who claims he was unfairly treated by the firm.
Inside one of the ASX's biggest shorts
As private equity slugs it out with venture capital to dominate the accounting software market, investors and short-sellers are obsessing over when Bain will sell its MYOB stake.
Strategy firms look to industry experience
New opportunities are opening up in the advisory world amid shifts into service lines such as implementation.
Client deals help women climb the ranks at BCG
Giving women roles in the commercial side of client relationships is one of the tactics BCG has used to increase the proportion of women at ...
McKinsey adds more women managers
Strategy firm McKinsey increased the proportion of full-time women in its local management team to 24 per cent last year.
Hungry PwC opens cheque book for top lawyers
PwC is understood to be paying well above market rates, where required, to poach big name partners and become a serious rival to established...
Fear the secret agent less than the accountant
Gossip is one thing, evidence is another. Donald Trump knows that to his benefit and Rolls-Royce has discovered it to its cost.
Accounting standards too restrictive for CFOs
The peak body for CFOs says the market should be the ultimate judge of a firm's results.
