Gregory Johnson (left) “stumbled” into accounting as an undergrad at Adelphi University in New York. A summer internship at PricewaterhouseCoopers led to a full-time job after college. His passion for the field drew him to the AICPA, where he worked … Continued
First Economic Downturn for Law Firms since 1998 In its first downbeat client advisory in 10 years, law marketer Larry Bodine (left) says Hildebrandt researchers expect new kind of economic downturn for law firms — one without the usual surges … Continued
‘Ever since I was a kid I used to practice accountancy in my bedroom…’ confessed Amy Winehouse. ‘I’ve sent a few tables of some projected expenses into all the big firms, but even though they kept rejecting me, I always … Continued
Business columnist Bill Jamieson wryly questions the value of financial statements: In the great global credit crisis of 2007-8 some artefacts are set to become collectors’ items. Prominent among these, I suspect, will be the Northern Rock 2006-7 annual report. … Continued
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