Mark Maurer is a reporter at The Wall Street Journal. He covers a range of topics including corporate finance, accounting, and the intersection of technology with finance, particularly focusing on artificial intelligence and machine learning. Mark's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Financial News, MarketWatch, Yahoo Finance, and more.
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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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The Big Four accounting firm has been grappling with slower demand for certain advisory services and lower voluntary attrition.
Mark Maurer KPMG is laying off about 4% of its U.S. advisory business in response to weaker demand for regulatory and other services, people familiar with the matter said.
By: Mark Maurer
Securities regulator weighs changing rules on auditor conflicts of interest, could seek scrapping of Public Company Accounting Oversight Board’s standard.
Mark Maurer The U.S. audit watchdog should rescind its rules around conflicts of interest for auditors and their clients and follow the
By: Mark Maurer
The U.K. drugmaker recently direct-listed its shares in the U.S., betting on a new-drug pipeline to achieve its revenue target by 2030.
The school year is ending, but for accounting professors, the challenge of shaking up a traditionally static curriculum is just beginning.
The school year is ending, but for accounting professors, the challenge of shaking up a traditionally static curriculum is just beginning.
By: Mark Maurer
Christina Ho, a dissenting voice on the PCAOB in recent years, serves as Oath’s chief assurance officer
By: Mark Maurer, Kristin Broughton, Jennifer Williams
Finance chiefs are trying to get a better read on how much AI their companies are using to avoid a sticker shock moment as vendors begin charging for the technology by tokens.
Read this exciting story from The Wall Street Journal June 06, 2026 issue. Finance chiefs are trying to get a better read on how much their companies are using to avoid a sticker shock moment as vendors begin charging for the technology by tokens.
