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Leading male executives from PwC, 3M and B.Grimm Power discussed the impact of Covid-19 on the workforce and shared insights on maintaining diversity and strong teams yesterday at a 2022 Global Summit of Women (GSW) forum held in Bangkok entitled "Managing during uncertainties".

Government and industry investment could seed a new plant-based protein industry important to New Zealand's survival on the global food market, according to a PwC report today.

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) rallied almost 10% yesterday after reaching $20,100, as the Federal Reserve announcement of a 75 bp rate hike resulted in a short squeeze. Although a 50 bp hike was anticipated for many weeks, last Friday’s inflation data forced the market to price in a more aggressive hike…

87% of business leaders "think customers highly trust their companies," but only 30% of consumers actually do.

Scottish fintech firm hires new chief operating officer and non-executive director

PwC has been hit with fines totalling £5 million for duff audits of Galliford Try and Kier Group, the latest blow to a scandal-torn sector.

Accounting firm failed to adequately scrutinise long-term contracts at construction companies, says FRC

The accountancy firm is also facing "severe reprimands", according to the financial regulator

Monday: Peak rights group for older Australians demands urgent action. Plus: Rafael Nadal wins his 14th French Open

The Australian Tax Office is auditing Brazilian meat processor JBS over tax restructure

Despite the 'Great Resignation', employers still have yet to recognize that Covid-19 has changed the workplace for good