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The SEC's "token" enforcement action against Ripple for XRP
A tale of two SEC enforcement actions, Part 2 – Luckin Coffee and GE
A tale of two SEC enforcement actions, Part 1 – GE and Luckin Coffee
The U.S.-China audit showdown, and the decision the Big Four don’t want to make
Looking for red flags in an S-1/ prospectus?
Clayton leaves GE hanging but the company moves forward with Deloitte
Judge smacks down Ernst & Young's aggressive tax strategies for audit client Coca-Cola
Kodak is crashing but executives stay focused on the next new stock options scheme
Everybody called the Presidential race wrong, except Big 4 audit firm professionals
IPO Suspended! Five things to know when Caliber's mortgage IPO train barrels through Texas
Update: Timing is everything in Goldman Sachs' disclosure of its latest 1MDB settlement
Marcum in the Middle: Watchdog Research
More on GE, KPMG, and what's next
The SEC sent a Wells Notice to GE, which means its auditor KPMG has a lot to answer for
The SEC uses comment letters to zero in on the reverse factoring trend
EY, WeWork, and another connection
There's a flurry of things to say about the Snowflake IPO
The other reason to care about Herbalife’s China-bribery settlement
Where in the world did Walt Disney find theme park revenue for its 3rd quarter?
Video/slides from UT-Austin Ph.D. Symposium panel on China listings
TechCrunch gets a peek at Palantir's confidential IPO filing
Update: Cross-post: Where in the world is Marcum Bernstein Pinchuk?
This week in Under Armour: A Wells Notice and a negative outlook with big loss kicker
Our teaching case on KPMG/PCAOB scandal has won an award!
Update: The Wirecard story is going, going, and gobbling up all of the Big 4
SEC's roundtable going in circles about the "China Problem," but it can be solved
Another Tesla Charts Podcast, this time about Jay Clayton's conflicts
Wirecard’s Auditors Are Under Fire
Why did the SEC, and Chairman Jay Clayton, go easy on KPMG?
Are Jay Clayton's conflicts kiboshing SEC Enforcement's BABIP?
There's plenty of stinky cheese to go around in the Kraft Heinz impairment lawsuit
Super Pumped: Everything about Uber except its accounting
Academic Research on the China Listings Problem
For Chinese Companies — “Double Secret Probation”?
Finding fraud: The schemers may change but the schemes are old school
McKenna is on the latest Tesla Charts Podcast
Is Ernst & Young violating auditor independence rules, again?
China frauds, auditors and regulators' obligation to protect investors
Is the Coronavirus going to take down any big companies?
Luckin Coffee: Anatomy of an auditor response to fraud allegations
Congress Gets Involved in Accounting Rules (Again)
Muddy Waters misses the forest for a short tree at eHealth
An update on SEC investigations of Tesla
New Research on Undisclosed SEC Investigations
Is the PCAOB really investigating PwC for its role in the Mattel mess?
It's a rotten idea to fold the U.S. audit industry regulator into the SEC
Live from the archives: Top Ten Things Lawyers Should Know About Auditors
We're talking about goodwill accounting, again, and the conversation is contentious
Live from the Archives: McKenna On Buffett, Berkshire Hathaway, and Kraft Heinz
Walt Disney's auditor, PwC, led its original financial software implementation project
Should companies use Big 4 audit firms to implement enterprise financial software?
The SEC finally posts Square's comment letter file
Preview: The AAA-Audit Section Mid-year Meeting
Play it again... "Modernizing" Auditor Independence, Part 4
More "Modernizing" of Auditor Independence, Part 3
"Modernizing" Auditor Independence, Part 2