Rainbow-themed logos are also absent from the firms ... having done so in 2024. KPMG updated its own LinkedIn profile picture on June 12 after being contacted by The Telegraph.

Tariffs have become a near-daily staple in the 2025 news cycle. But with frequent changes, the rhetoric around them can be confusing. “We’ve really been in an entirely different world with ...

An icon of the LinkedIn logo. An icon of a magnifying glass ... However, Simon Virley, head of energy and natural resources at KPMG UK, argued falling gas prices mean the cost of developing ...

KPMG subject matter specialists to share insights with organizations, investors and media at one of the world's premier tech conferences VANCOUVER, BC, May 23, 2025 /CNW/ - Thought leaders from ...

June 12 (Reuters) - The British accounting watchdog imposed a penalty of 1.25 million pounds ($1.7 million) on audit firm KPMG LLP on Thursday as a result of an investigation into the financial ...

Beginning June 19, the Corebridge Financial Team — comprised of both PGA of America and LPGA Professionals — will compete against the world’s best golfers in the 2025 KPMG Women’s PGA ...

Acquisition positions KPMG to support Canadian and global organizations with AI-powered digital twins for scenario planning and intelligent decision-making. With over a decade of expertise in ...

There’s now a love heart in the logo (if you really squint). It tapped KPMG to do the brand work. Those renowned brand and marketing experts. Rest hasn’t disclosed how much it paid for the ...

Lexi Thompson of the United States hits a tee shot on the sixth hole during a practice round prior to the KPMG Women's PGA ...

The Big Four — Deloitte, PwC, EY, and KPMG — are a select and powerful few. They dominate the professional services industry and have done so for decades. But all empires fall eventually.

A poll by KPMG in Canada of 250 business leaders found 64% of respondents say removing interprovincial trade barriers and harmonizing regulations and credentials is a top priority. The online survey, ...

A KPMG poll of 250 business leaders in Canada found that 64% of those surveyed say the government should remove interprovincial trade barriers and harmonize regulations and credentials as a top ...