Adrienne Gonzalez is a journalist at Going Concern. With a 15-year background in the accounting industry, she focuses on finance, economic policy, and the intersections of sports and business, bringing a unique perspective to her writing. Adrienne has been featured in Going Concern, where she shares her insights on capital markets and the global economy.
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Adrienne's coverage is primarily focused on accounting, business, employment issues and legal matters within the industry. She frequently cites data and government announcements in her articles.
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By: Adrienne Gonzalez
This shouldn't even be a thing in 2026.
By: Adrienne Gonzalez
Accenture is having a time, Deloitte Singapore does the office shuffle.
By: Adrienne Gonzalez
Dude why would you even say that out loud.
By: Adrienne Gonzalez
Well at least they wouldn't have to fight to get referrals.
By: Adrienne Gonzalez
We start the week with another KPMG L and NYT traveling to distant archipelagos to reveal Big 4 tax strategies.
By: Adrienne Gonzalez
Unsurprisingly, firms told the PCAOB they don't think they should rush to whip up a bunch of AI standards for auditors
By: Adrienne Gonzalez
The words are greed, stupidity and arrogance.
The job posting for special agents across the country closes on August 27 so if hurry up and get on it if you're interested.
By: Adrienne Gonzalez
The newspaper isn't wrong.
By: Adrienne Gonzalez
Consulting is really taking hit after hit these days.
