Adrienne Gonzalez

In the news: Things aren't great at PwC UK, Deloitte Consulting shuffles leadership, and we're still arguing about 150 hours.

In the news: New heads of audit are crowned, Canada realizes consultants can't be trusted, and PwC reasserts it supports other CPA pathways.

Slow day at the news factory. EY has AI-powered avatars for video interviews now, KPMG client Macy's admits to a big accounting error.

And we do some math on how you can hire 8.7 Indians for the price of a single tax associate in Atlanta.

"The United States can count millions [of] votes in one night but NASBA takes 3 months to grade my CPA exam that I took on a computer?"

In the news: someone really likes the GT private equity deal, the tax scandal isn't over for PwC, and remembering a 'titan' of accounting.

94% of respondents to this Deloitte survey are concerned that future generations will enter the workforce without the necessary human skills.

After the GT US/GT Ireland deal, GT UK partners eye yachts. Also, H&R Block Canada got hacked, BDO Hong Kong disappoints, and EY overreacted?

In his memoir, Al Pacino recalls an accountant behaving badly. Plus PwC's new "not-a-partner" title, and a suggestion for CISOs.

The CPA exam isn't that important, really. Stay safe.