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PwC advised the HSE on the project before it was paid to carry out cost overruns review

PwC accused of 'gross conflict of interest' over review

Politics / 18 Apr

The UK Competition and Markets Authority said the audit practices of the Big Four should have their own management, accounts, pay policies, CEO and board.

UK watchdog orders ringfencing of Big 4 audit business

Business / 18 Apr

Almost half of Irish chief executives believe AI will have a bigger impact on the world than the internet revolution

AI will be a game change but is business prepared?

Business / 19 Feb

Terms of reference for review of hospital cost vital

Analysis and Comment / 04 Feb

Pictured at PwC's 2019 Irish Family business survey are Liz McCarthy, Dogpatch Labs; Tom Shipsey, Stonehouse Marketing; Frances McArdle, Heigh for Hire and John Dillon, PwC Entrepreneurial & Private Business Practice

18% of family businesses have formal succession plan

Business / 29 Jan

The events, to be hosted by Airline Economics and Airfinance Journal, get under way today and run until Thursday

Eyes of aviation finance world focus on Dublin

Business / 21 Jan

New PwC survey reveals that Irish chief finance officers believe that more planning is needed for Brexit

Irish CFOs less confident on Irish economic outlook

Business / 21 Dec 18

The current employment rates for workers aged 55-64 in Ireland is 56

Supporting people to work longer could boost GDP

Business / 02 Oct 18

Facebook has been under scrutiny from politicians across the world since disclosing that the personal information of 87 million Facebook users wrongly ended up in the hands of Cambridge Analytica

PwC cleared Facebook's privacy practices in leak period

Business / 20 Apr 18

Aircraft leasing sector contributes €541m to the Irish economy

Aircraft leasing sector contributes €541m to economy

Business / 22 Jan 18

The Payments Services Directive 2 is a reworking of the payments rules to reflect rapid advances in technology

Bank rules aim to increase choice in customer payments

Business / 12 Jan 18

The morning business news with Adam Maguire

What impact will AI have on the Irish workforce?

Business / 22 Nov 17

The global average is boosted by regions such as China and Developed Asia where productivity typically lags and there is a lot to be gained from AI in catching up

AI could add nearly €50bn to Irish GDP by 2030 - report

Business / 22 Nov 17

Dublin is settling into a new phase as a 'normalised, mature and safe market to invest in after years as an opportunistic investing story'

Dublin ranked 7th for real estate investment - PwC

Business / 10 Nov 17

While the report predicts rapid growth for the asset & wealth management industry, it also warns that firms needs to take action now, if they are to survive an exponential level of change

Assets under management here could grow to €7 trillion

Business / 31 Oct 17

93% of CEOs surveyed said that high personal tax burdens was a challenge for their business

CEO Pulse survey shows falling confidence in economy

Business / 13 Sep 17

Bank of Ireland to appoint KPMG as its external auditor from next year

Bank of Ireland changes external auditor

Business / 26 May 17

Some 20 initial public offerings of shares were listed in the quarter in London, raising £1.8 billion

London has Europe's most active stock exchange - PwC

Business / 13 Apr 17

PwC said it expects the Common Travel Area between Britain and Ireland to be retained after the Brexit talks

PwC not hopeful of Brexit trade deal by March 2019

Business / 30 Mar 17

Northern Ireland will be the poorest performing UK region in 2018, joint lowest with the West Midlands, according to the latest UK Economic Outlook from PwC

NI to have lowest growth among UK regions - PwC

Business / 24 Mar 17

Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway were handed the wrong envelope at the Oscars last night

Oscars auditors PwC apologise for mix-up

Business / 27 Feb 17

The reports sees the 'informally mobile population' - which includes business travellers, cross border commuters and international virtual workers - as posing a particular challenge and risk to employers

Firms struggle to manage tax for mobile workers

Business / 19 Dec 16

Typical Irish firm spends a quarter of its total commercial profit in taxes and over two weeks dealing with its tax affairs

Ireland top of EU league for business taxes

Business / 22 Nov 16

Since the election of Pope Francis, the Vatican has enacted major reforms to bring it into line with international accounting standards

Vatican suspends external PwC audit of finances

World / 22 Apr 16

The report suggests that even in a scenario where a Free Trade Agreement with the EU is secured rapidly, UK GDP could be 3% lower by 2020

Brexit would cause 'serious economic shock'

Business / 21 Mar 16

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