Irish buy into Black Friday shopping more than European peers, says PwC
Close to two in three people expect to buy at least one item, with an average spend of €329
Close to two in three people expect to buy at least one item, with an average spend of €329
Report examines the development of the ‘finance function’ of companies towards 2030 and beyond
Study notes issues with infrastructure and planning laws hurting Dublin’s status
Breaching of 1.5 degrees global warming temperature rise target becoming a reality
Documents reveal PwC International threatened to expel local firm if it co-operated with scandal investigation without permission
Big Four firm’s revenues comprise income for the island of Ireland up to the end of June 2024
Big Four firm reports slower global growth as regional woes compound consulting industry slowdown
Report finds only 28 per cent of companies have put in place what it classes as robust cyber resilience measures
Transaction would create a $5bn transatlantic accounting firm focused on middle market businesses
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Republic could become a ‘global leader’ in the decarbonisation of data centres, report states
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More than half of employees have not used artificial intelligence
Big-four firm penalised in connection with audit of collapsed property developer Evergrande
Developer abandons long-standing bid to build high-end homes on site of historic Stylebawn House
PwC conference hears of impending tax cliff in US and how upcoming election will determine US tax policy for years to come
Accounting regulator flags risk of online recruitment tests being susceptible to cheating
Race to succeed Hywel Ball will see weeks of soundings with partners over trio of candidates
Annual industry growth rate of 2.9 per cent will lag the global average, PwC report finds
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PwC and Independent Trustee Company say punitive tax on current €2m standard fund threshold is unfair
Expected punishment for work on failed property developer’s accounts would be toughest by Beijing against a Big Four firm
Case relates to ‘significant issues’ that arose during its 2016 audit of investment firm LCF which collapsed in 2019
Property developer Revelan is seeking about €7.8 million for loss and damages in London’s High Court
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Directive will require firms to disclose information on their performance across social and environmental issues
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