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A former colleague of a school infrastructure boss central to a corruption probe has denied she was friends with him but admits she reviewed his resume.

If AI handles the tedious work, it can free up younger attorneys to gain the kind of experience that leads to promotions.

Global accounting giant PwC is facing criticism for laying off 1,500 US employees while simultaneously undertaking a costly brand refresh.

Personal watercrafts—those loud, zippy machines that scream summer fun—are normally all about carving waves, pulling off questionable stunts, and annoying everyone at the beach. But now? They’re also about blowing stuff up. Yes, we’ve officially reached the point where something you’d usually see at a resort is being turned into…

Marriott, PwC, Ikea, and S&P Global are driving employee-led digital transformation via AI—with business lessons for all.

PwC has become Formula 1's official consulting partner meaning it will offer its services to the series in exchange for branding opportunities from the Miami Grand Prix onwards.

Managing director Kimberly Jones says that employees at the company pick who they want to work with based on their skills, not titles.

Family offices are doing more deals worth $25 million or more.

Many Gen Z workers are already over the nine-to-five grind of work. A PwC report warns that the huge pool of unemployed young people—or NEETs—is about to get bigger.

Tax or tariffs? Officials in the UK and Poland are debating what they should do regarding proposed and passed digital sales taxes to potentially avoid new US trade barriers.

The post-Covid era has been marked by a global crackdown on government spending on consultants. This phenomenon hasn’t only concerned France, where the “McKinsey-gate” episode concerning President Emmanuel Macron’s 2017 campaign for the Élysée led to a Senate inquiry and spending cuts.