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New Jersey Coast Guard swimmer rescues nearly 200 people in deadly Texas flash floods

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New Jersey Coast Guard swimmer rescues nearly 200 people in deadly Texas flash floods

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A United States Coast Guard rescue swimmer from New Jersey is being called a hero after rescuing close to 200 people following flash floods in Central Texas. See the Story

What Leaders Get Wrong When Using AI Tools For Layoffs

What Leaders Get Wrong When Using AI Tools For Layoffs

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The use of AI in layoffs is reshaping strategy, offering companies ways to improve decision-making, reduce bias, and improve exit experiences.See the Story

Top Remote Tax and Accounting Candidates of the Week | July 10, 2025

Top Remote Tax and Accounting Candidates of the Week | July 10, 2025

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Researchers Determine That Big 4 Audit Partners Not Named Michael or Jennifer Are More Likely to Bend the Rules

Here at Going Concern we love academic research, even the kind that makes your eyes start watering with its tedious and unforgiving nerdiness. Today we’ve found one for you that’s a bit less dorky and more interesting, or so we hope. And I’m not just saying that because it’s about people with uncommon first names of which I am one (trust I’ll find a way to make this about me at some point in this article regardless). According to a recent paper …United States · United States Read Article

EY Gets Caught Up in Independence Violations Because Audit Partner Rotation Is For Chumps

We think this was first spotted by Financial Times so h/t to them. Gigantic UK-based energy company Shell announced yesterday it will be updating its 2023 and 2024 Form 20-Fs “due to EY non-compliance with audit partner rotation rules” after EY UK told them they’d discovered a small audit partner rotation issue for those years. Said the news release put out by Shell: On July 1, 2025, EY, Shell plc’s independent registered public accounting firm…London, England · London Read Article

Microsoft 365 Users Are Inexplicably Abusing Reply All in 2025, Sitting Through Too Many Meetings

The last time we covered the Microsoft Work Trend Index report was two years ago when they crunched Microsoft 365 data and discovered that Teams is the biggest productivity killer at work. In case you missed that article and don’t want to click through to read it, here are the highlights: Sixty-eight percent of people say they don’t have enough uninterrupted focus time during the workday. And 62% of survey respondents say they struggle with too…Microsoft · United States Read Article

Layoff Watch '25: The King's PwC Shows Some Auditors the Door

Reported by Financial Times, PwC UK is cutting about 175 audit associates from the roster “as the Big 4 firm grapples with tougher market conditions.” We thought it was consulting that was having this problem? It’s not like companies can choose to skip audits like they can consulting work. Feels like BS but what do we know. FT adds: PwC told some 270 audit associates last week that they were part of a compulsory redundancy round, according to p…London, England · London Read Article

Platinum Equity-Backed McGraw Hill Files for US IPO

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The move comes nearly four years after the company's $4.5 billion acquisition by Platinum, and coincides with the gradual reopening of the IPO market. ...IPO · United States See the Story

OMB seeks ‘strategic reset’ of financial statement audits

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Office of Management and Budget is asking a simple question of agencies: How effective are your financial audits? In a new memo from OMB Director Russ Vought, the Trump administration is kicking off an initiative to answer that question, and ultimately strengthen financial oversight and accountability. “Audits were once a tool for accountability and improvement. Now they have become, in many places, rote exercises that do not ensure sound fi…United States · United States See the Story

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Big Four Firms Fined in New Exam Cheating Scandal

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Dutch arms of Deloitte, PwC and EY pay total of $8.5mn after ‘hundreds’ of staff shared answers on internal testsNetherlands · Netherlands See the Story

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