Two of the worldโs largest accounting firms picked global chairs with starkly different backgrounds but tailored to the specific problems they are facing, from governance issues to slowing revenue growth.1
Companies are looking for new ways to entice holiday shoppers while consumers are spending less at stores and the economy is cooling.
The financial services executive will be the first woman to serve in the role.
Customers are willing to pay higher rates for short-term loans, according to Michael Linford, finance chief of the buy-now-pay-later company.
A one-time tax adjustment boosted third-quarter earnings as Yelpโs effective tax rate ended up being much lower than it expected.
Ernst & Young is stepping up its U.S. governance overhaul efforts, a bid to give partners there a greater voice in firm strategy following the failed separation of its audit and advisory businesses earlier this year.
For CFOs a key selling point of systems like the Federal Reserveโs FedNow is the ability to closely manage working capital.
The fast-food chain plans to offset higher labor costs in California with price increases in the state.
Apple, Charter, Starbucks and other corporate giants are expressing concern about the Financial Accounting Standards Boardโs plan, with some saying it would pose a cost burden and have limited benefit to their investors.
New academic study suggests that the U.S. auditing watchdogโs inspections program, from transparency to training, still needs work.
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A tax code change that impacts how companies account for research and development costs is walloping businesses of all sizes.
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The consulting firm spun off from PwC in 2018.
Mohamed Kande is expected to succeed departing chair Robert Moritz next summer pending approval from PwCโs member firms.
