KPMG: News
KPMG cuts 110 jobs in UK deal advisory division
KPMG, one of the Big Four auditing firms, is set to cut around 110 jobs and freeze pay in its UK deal advisory business.
EY to axe 3,000 employees in the US: Here's why
Economic uncertainties have affected consultancy companies around the world. Accounting giant Ernst & Young (EY) has now announced its decision to fire around 5% of its workforce in the US.
Consulting giant McKinsey plans to layoff 2,000 employees
McKinsey & Company is known for devising plans for its clients to cut their employees. Now, it seems the management consultancy is conceiving a plan to cut its own employees.
KPMG cuts 700 employees in the US as economy slows
KPMG has decided to lay off about 2% of its workforce in the US, becoming the first among the world's four biggest accountancy firms to cut jobs in the country.
What makes My11Circle unique in Indian fantasy cricket space
According to a survey by KPMG and Indian Federation of Sports Gaming, India will have approximately 100 million fantasy cricket players by 2020.
#CareerBytes: Top CA firms for articleship apart from Big 4
Chartered Accountancy (CA) is one of the most sought-after professional courses. The three-level program comprises Foundation, Intermediate, and Final.
Social media political ad spending expected to touch Rs. 12,000cr
2019 being an election year, social media platforms are set for a major rise in revenue as experts believe that advertising expenditure on social media will see a rise of 150% compared to the previous general election year, 2014.
'Vote for Modi as gift to newlyweds', reads wedding card
How far can you go to support your favorite political leader? Attend his/her election rallies at the maximum?
India's realty market to touch $1 trillion by 2030: Survey
India's real estate market is expected to touch $1 trillion by 2030, becoming the third largest globally, a recent survey said.
Manchester United are the most valuable European club
Manchester United may have endured a season without trophies, but that hasn't hindered their status as the most valuable football club in Europe.
Online gaming: 1 out of every 2 gamers is bullied
If you are new to the world of online gaming, you will probably start as a feeble "noob" and you should brace yourself for some bullies heckling you.
Online gaming: 1 out of every 2 gamers is bullied
If you are new to the world of online gaming, you will probably start as a feeble "noob" and you should brace yourself for some bullies heckling you.
Manchester United, the most valuable football club: KPMG
According to the KPMG report, Manchester United have been named as the most valuable European football club.
India's education-tech space to be Rs. 12,669cr industry by 2021
Education in India is a subject of stark contrasts.
Grammarly gets $110m funding, India pushes for regional content
Being a grammar Nazi is apparently a big business as Grammarly which aims to provide "mistake-free writing every time", managed to secure a massive $110m funding from venture capital firms.
US private equity firm in talks with Indira IVF hospitals
Three US-based private equity firms, Carlyle Group, Warburg Pincus and TPG Growth, are in separate talks with infertility clinics chain Indira IVF to acquire minority stakes, leading to a possible valuation of Rs. 4,000-5,300 crore.
India to hold Poker Sports League, winner gets Rs.3.36 crore
India will soon have its very own Poker tournament - the Poker Sports League (PSL).
Yahoo in Japan contemplates four-day work weeks
According to sources, Yahoo Japan Corp. is deliberating four-day work weeks for its 5,800 employees altogether.
Report predicts boom in Indian music industry
Consultancy firm KPMG and the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) released a report based on information provided by the Indian music business sources predicting a boom in the industry.
PwC sued for $5.5billion for negligence in mortgage fraud case
The bankruptcy trustee for Taylor, Bean & Whitaker sued PricewaterhouseCooper as the auditor of Colonial Bank, seeking $5.5 billion in damages.