Mark Maurer is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal, specializing in corporate finance and accounting. With a background in financial reporting, Mark has covered topics such as regulatory investigations, layoffs, and changes in accounting standards. His work has been featured in various publications, including Financial News, Cairns Post, MarketWatch, and Yahoo Finance.
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Mark Maurer's coverage mainly revolves around finance and accounting, with a strong focus on national (United States) financial regulatory bodies like the SEC and FASB. He extensively reports on industry-specific changes, such as layoffs in major accounting firms like EY.
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By: Mark Maurer
The biotech company is advancing new offerings in part to offset revenue declines while also trying to bring costs down.
From private-equity ownership to IPO plans, some of the world's biggest professional-services providers weigh overhauls to evolve.
Boeing is on track to stabilize its finances, but new leadership, a potential acquisition, labor negotiations and tougher regulatory oversight over its quality controls and production could add uncertainty to its efforts.
The fine on the auditing firm's Netherlands unit is the largest ever from the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board
The fine on the auditing firm's Netherlands unit is the largest ever from the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, eclipsing its $8 million levy on Deloitte Brazil in 2016.
By: James Booth
PwC has selected the new bosses of its global audit and advisory businesses as it prepares for Mohamed Kande to take the helm as global chair in July.
Proposals on fraud detection, cyber risk and more would take auditors far outside the parameters of their specialty, they say. The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board says the changes are needed.
By: Mark Maurer
Walgreens, Lumen, Truist and Verizon are among the companies with the largest impairments in the past year.
PricewaterhouseCoopers’ incoming U.S. head took the reins a month and a half early on Tuesday as his predecessor prepares to exit for Citigroup and the Big Four accounting firm gears up for new global leadership.
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