KPMG to quit as auditor of German real estate firm Adler
Auditor refusing to give an opinion on its 2021 accounts
Car buyers could end up paying hundreds more in subscriptions
EU’s consumer watchdog says subscription software opens up ‘a data dystopian scenario’
Quinn Insurance case against auditors on hold over funding
Insolvent insurers’ administrators seek financing for legal case from Insurance Compensation Fund
Thorbjorn Olesen has no memory of behaviour on flight
Ryder Cup star is accused of drunkenly groping a woman on a British Airways flight
Global carbon tax could cut emissions 12% and limit economic cost - new report
Report on IMF proposal says emissions cuts would be less than 2% if only rich countries took part
PwC urges Government to extend pandemic wage-support scheme
Main scheme should be extended until mid-2022, consultancy firm says
PwC calls for tax breaks for “green” funds and their managers
Advisory firm makes a suite of environmentally-oriented finance suggestions in pre-Budget submission
Operator rejects claims by Dr Tony Holohan that car parks are full
‘We have not got any evidence to support what he is saying, in fact quite the contrary’
Prepare for ‘new normal’ of paying subscriptions for optional extras
BMW preparing its cars for post-purchase equipment payments
Rupert Murdoch is on the cusp of his biggest win yet in his war against Google
A US antitrust lawsuit against the internet giant would mark progress for News Corp
PwC wins appeal for €30m security in Quinn Insurance court case
Accountancy firm is being sued by Quinn Insurance Ltd for €900m over auditing
Workplace gender equality debate is now mainstream
Caveat: Challenge for activists now is how it can be addressed
Mothercare’s UK operations collapse, all 79 shops to close
Some 2,500 jobs to go, as retailer falls victim to competition online and rising costs
Former management misled board, Datalex agm told
Review found irregularities at software company last year amid $50m losses
Datalex expects unchanged revenues of €45m after review
Troubled travel software company issues statement in advance of agm on Tuesday
Court order execution by private security firms to be subject of law
Flanagan to seek approval for requirement that private security firms register with State
Report urges break-up of ‘Big Four’ accounting firms
UK MPs say firms must be forced to separate consulting work from their auditing business
Ciarán Murray – an Icon of leadership in pharma sector
Ex-CEO of clinical trials firm honoured for impact on Irish industry
Former finance minister Charlie McCreevy steps down as Ryanair director
Declan McKeon, one-time partner with PricewaterhouseCoopers, also steps down as director
PwC fined £6.5m over audit of BHS before retailer’s collapse
UK regulator also censures individual audit partner amid ‘misconduct’ finding
Audit of Garda finds ‘supervision vacuum’ and culture of silence
Some 6,500 officers respond to PWC survey and call for more sergeants to be appointed
Brexit looms large for European asset managers
Ireland and Luxembourg the preferred relocation options for wealth industry
Oscars 2018: Who’ll win, who won’t and 10 other questions
Who is in the running to win the Oscars in every category?
Overseas funds circle up to €11bn of Irish loans
Loans being sold by Lloyds, PTSB and AIB mostly comprise mortgages
US fund taps former Nama and Applegreen executives for Irish IPO
Core Industrial executives set to benefit from potentially lucrative York Capital plan
PwC fail to get court orders requiring Quinn Insurance security of €30m
PriceWaterhouseCoopers’ case is over its auditing of the insurer
‘Land grab’ could force UK investment jobs to move to EU
Asset managers warn of threat to ‘success story’ of UCITS mutual funds
Ryanair board facing revolt over executive pay
Airline provides too little data on calculation of bonuses for executives, advisers argue
‘I found Dublin old-school because men dominate everything’
Wild Geese: Alva Horgan, Resort Listing Asia, Bangkok
India at 70: A remarkable, unfinished project
By 2040 India’s gross domestic product is expected to overtake that of the United States
Accountants PwC fined record £5.1m over audit misconduct
Company admits ‘series of failures’ in assessment of RSM Tenon, says watchdog
Toshiba talks to sell chip business hits impasse
The timing of payments for the business and governance issues are causing problems
Putting humans centre stage in the AI race
After years of AI being the hot topic, technology companies are realising that ethics in AI is the real hot button issue
Why has Jerome Kennedy stepped down at INM?
Company did not set out any reason for senior independent director’s departure
Bank of England issues new warning on Brexit trade
Deputy governor Ben Broadbent speech warns of cost of UK trade curtailment
UK retail sales rise in second quarter as summer takes hold
British Retail Consortium numbers buck trend of weakening consumer spending
Big Four firms require closer regulation, report finds
Survey on global tax avoidance calls for new measures
Global cyber attack hits operations of three firms in Ireland
US pharma company MSD says ‘Petya’ virus had ‘compromised’ its IT systems
Receiver wins injunction over Malahide property
Case concerns efforts to take over final of five commercial units
Which companies will gain the most from Trump’s tax plan?
Multinationals are in line for a windfall as US president moves to cut the tax rate
Why everyone should be worried about cyberattacks
Agenda: WannaCry ransomware a landmark salvo in cybercrime war of attrition
SSE Airtricity claims 17% of Irish gas and electric market
Utility group writes down value of power stations in Offaly and Mayo
Greece mired in vicious cycle of recession
Greece Letter: Various announcements about progress merely public charades
Cyberattack: Workers told to be extra vigilant as they return to desks on Monday
Businesses warned of out-of-date software, as victims are urged not to pay ransoms
IBRC liquidation fees hit €222.6m as creditors forced to wait
Liquidators have €1.9 billion of cash after paying initial dividend to creditors in 2016
Toshiba’s startling spiral downwards continues
One of the huge crown jewels of Japan Inc is on its knees. But will it rise again?
Airline lobby group proposals aim to cut air traffic control strikes
French plan would require several days’ notice to government of intention to strike
North’s economy lags Republic and Britain
Growth of 1.6 per cent in 2016 as public sector shrank by 2.2 per cent, figures show
Toshiba files results unapproved by auditor; warns of ‘going concern’ risk
Taiwan’s Foxconn has offered up to 3 trillion yen ($27 billion) for Toshiba’s chip business
Toshiba will do utmost to avoid Tokyo delisting, says CEO
Toshiba’s latest set of accounts come with disclaimer from PricewaterhouseCoopers
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