The Latest Breaking News from PwC

I've said this before, I'll say it again, and I'll say it right to the face of the owner, but the Tesla Cybertruck isn't a real truck. It's a garbage can on wheels. And a garbage can that breaks a lot, can't actually tow, haul, or do any real truck…

PwC report finds investors are optimistic about economic growth in 2025 as they bank on an AI-enhanced workforce.

Deloitte, a proponent of flexible work, has added office and client site attendance to its performance metrics for a team in the US.

Trouble has followed the AFL and its clubs across the summer with the season to now launch with only two matches in Sydney this weekend

‘Sluggish’ pace in tackling gender pay gap and worsening employment levels push UK back to 18th in PwC index of OECD countries

Letters: Readers respond to Labour’s decision to postpone some council elections as it plans to reorganise local government

A freedom of information disclosure has led to questions about decisions made on wholesale local government reorganisation.

I always love delving into the US Patent Office's records and applications, as I feel like I'm getting a sneak peek at what's to come over the next few months. Sure, these applications are technically spoilers, but those spoilers sometimes lead to me getting more excited about a product, machine,…

Bay area founder Alexander Charles Beckman and his wife Valerie Lau were arrested in San Francisco and face federal charges.

British companies will invest more than their global counterparts in AI, GenAI, cloud and data in 2025.

The survey of chief executives, published ahead of the World Economic Forum, follows an upgraded growth forecast from the IMF