The Latest Breaking News from PwC

Russian ransomware group Clop is estimated to make up to $100 million from its MOVEit campaign.

Concerns about the use of private consultancy firms advising government – such as PwC, KPMG, Deloitte and EY – has led to a Senate inquiry.

Behind most policy disasters is a consultants’ report — usually a rosy one that insists all will be well. It’s time to look at the role of consultants in enabling bad policy.

This week the Albanese government produced a detailed breakdown of the A$3 billion it plans to save over four years by cutting the use of outsourced labour and consultants.

A partner of PwC is taking the embattled consultancy giant to court over his forced retirement after an investigation into misuse of confidential information.

Synergy 360’s David Milo, a close mate of Coalition minister Stuart Robert, gave confidential defence documents to his firm that he got while working at big four consultancy Deloitte, and Peta Credlin, chief of staff to a former PM, Tony Abbott, says the Libs should target ‘struggle street’.

Experts call for transparency over grant awarded to Innowell, whose platform is no longer used by the federal health department

Grattan Institute analyst says ‘the supply and cost inflation can’t fully account for this massive increase in costs’

Prime minister says it is ‘dumb’ to expect change without Indigenous voice

Correspondence released by agriculture department shows level of discomfort among officials about embattled firm’s efforts to land new contracts

In Senate inquiry, David Larocca seeks to distance EY from PwC scandal but faces criticism for not providing more information about business