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Companies in the U.S. are shifting from defense to offense, according to PwC.

David Collard is an Australian PwC veteran and New York-based businessman facing investigations in both countries. As tax officials swarm his offices, Crikey wonders: what happened to Collard’s charities?

Anthony Albanese defends organising an internship with PwC for his son Nathan when he was opposition leader, and Queensland Treasurer Cameron Dick tells BHP it will lose its mining leases if it follows through with its threat to no longer invest ‘in any further growth’ in the state.

Wilko has ended all online sales after it entered administration and shoppers can only buy in stores

Reports claim PM discussed position with firm’s former government relations boss before Nathan Albanese went on to secure two-week, unpaid placement

Exclusive: Consultancy firm ran event at Department of Health and Aged Care in December, days before former PwC partner was banned by tax advice regulator

“At PwC, (our purpose) is to build trust in society and solve important problems”, says one recruitment invitation. While another promises: “As one of our grads, you can expect to work on high-impact, meaningful and purpose-led projects”

Former defence minister Linda Reynolds has recanted her Supreme Court evidence that she was never told Brittany Higgins had disclosed ‘I remember him on top of me’, and the Labor Party memberships of two Melbourne men were renewed for two years after they died.

Australians hold their breath ahead of the World Cup semi-final; PwC in new disclosure revelations; PM urged to witness impacts of native logging

Governments around the world have introduced laws that require plain language in public communications. Directors in the corporate world—still a safe haven for jargon, to say the least—could benefit from similar efforts.

Consulting firm’s contract to audit the Morrison government’s workforce bonus program remains suspended, department confirms