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KPMG has announced that it is laying off 2 per cent of its workforce at its office in the United States with an aim to keep costs low as the economy slows

How will EY's split shake up the sector? Is brand Bangalore being washed away by flood? Is broader markets' rally here to stay? What is quiet quitting? All answers here

EY is planning to split its audit and advisory businesses. It said that it was doing so to address regulatory concerns over potential conflicts of interest. Will this prompt others to follow suit?

Consumer goods firms' share in India Inc profit drops; EY, KPMG, PwC, Deloitte clock strong year - Read more in our morning briefing.

Tech adoption by businesses, rise of unicorns, M&A activity drive gains

Over the last six 'lockdown and unlock' months, Krishan spend relentless hours on video calls and webinars to keep in regular touch with CXOs across India and abroad

Auditors are under greater regulatory scrutiny than ever after a serious of high-profile lapses in recent years

The move comes after a complaint was filed by the Society of Indian Law Firm, representing around 100 Indian law firms

The FRC -- which stands accused by a British parliamentary committee of being "toothless" -- has also proposed a series of reforms for the troubled sector