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Australian executives remain wary about publicly disclosing cyber attacks and cyber strategies, despite growing demands for transparency in the wake of the hacking of Optus.

Have you made the final of this year's awards which will recognise achievement across 12 different categories?

Ensuring every child has enough to eat at school is a moral imperative. It is also a benefit to wider society. A PwC study, seen exclusively by the Evening Standard and our sister paper, The Independent, finds that extending free school meals to all children in poverty in England would…

Feed the Future: The Independent partners with the Food Foundation to call on the government to give meals to all schoolchildren living in poverty but who are not currently eligible

Special investigation: Move would benefit Britain by £2.5billion over 20 years

U.S. regulatory inspections of audits of Chinese companies listed in the United States have begun and it could be months before the conclusions are known, PwC Global Chairman Bob Moritz said.

Each will receive distributable profit of £1,058,000 in year to end of May – 33 times UK’s average annual pay

PwC have a handy calculator which allows one to calculate exactly how much tax they will be paying in the year ahead

It can feel overwhelming deciding where to go, especially after the uncertainty of the past two years, but experts have a simple message: relax

Laura Hinton, UK tax leader at PwC, is championing a culture where staff feel free to innovate and take risks safe in the knowledge that things don’t always work out as expected

Thailand's banks and financial sector must act urgently to improve climate risk management in their operations as regulators start to conduct climate risk stress tests across the region, according to PwC.