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- Oct 1, 2026
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KPMG’s global general counsel retires after whistleblower scandal (opens the original)
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New York | KPMG on Thursday (Friday AEST) announced the departure of its global general counsel, who attracted scrutiny for her handling of whistleblower allegations that rocked the accounting firm in Australia. Anne Collins, a Sydney-based lawyer who had been general counsel since 2016, left the role this week as part of a wider executive reshuffle, according to an update on the firm’s website. Gift articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
Consultants head for an AI showdown – with their own clients (opens the original)
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Consultants are on a collision course with their clients over the cost of giant IT projects as companies look to artificial intelligence to cut spending on external advisers. Business leaders around the world say they are now demanding reduced fees or moving work in-house, aided by new AI tools and software that require less integration. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
Deloitte pays $30m penalty to Trump administration for DEI (opens the original)
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New York | Deloitte will pay the US government $US21.5 million ($30 million) to settle claims that its diversity practices were discriminatory and broke federal contracting laws as the Trump administration continues its crackdown on corporate hiring practices. The accounting and consulting firm set race- and sex-based goals for the make-up of its workforce and tied tens of thousands of dollars of partner remuneration to achieving the targets, in contravention of promises that it did not discrimi
Major US law firms explore selling stakes to private equity (opens the original)
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New York | Several top US law firms have explored selling stakes in their businesses to private equity groups without triggering rules that bar ownership by non-lawyers. Paul Weiss, Quinn Emanuel and Proskauer are among firms to have had conversations with private equity groups or bankers to consider taking outside capital, according to people with knowledge of the matter. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
PwC publishes ‘leadership’ reports riddled with AI hallucinations (opens the original)
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New York | PwC published reports on artificial intelligence and electric vehicles riddled with fake footnotes, misattributed claims and unverifiable information, in the latest example of a big four firm’s slapdash use of AI-generated content. The AI hallucinations were contained in “thought leadership” reports designed to drum up consulting work for partners in the Middle East, according to an investigation by researchers at GPTZero verified by the FT. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each m
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