A federal judge indicated Tuesday that a fired auditor who filed a whistleblower retaliation suit against PricewaterhouseCoopers failed to cite a specific law or regulation that he believed the company violated.
SAN FRANCISCO (CN) A federal judge will decide if one of the world’s largest accounting firms broke the law when it fired a senior manager for blowing the whistle on the company’s allegedly cozy relationships with Silicon Valley companies it was tasked with independently auditing.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Alex Tse heard closing arguments Tuesday following a nine-day bench trial that ended in early March to determine if PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) retaliated against a former employee for filing a Securities and Exchange Commission complaint against the company.
April 2021 270 The region’s hospitality sector needs to prepare itself to cast aside the shackles of Covid-19 and embrace opportunities for sustained growth, driven by the success of government vaccination programmes, the emergence of new markets, and a reduction in key geopolitical tensions. These opportunities will be among the key talking points at the Gulf and Indian Ocean Hotel Investors Summit 2021 (GIOHIS) in Ras Al Khaimah on November 15 and 16 . The hotel investment community has had a torrid time during the pandemic, with some hotel owners “clinging on in order to ride out the storm”, according to Simon Allison, CEO of hotel owners alliance, HOFTEL, and organiser of GIOHIS. He believes, however, that the bottom of the market is close to being reached, and this will provide the stimulus for fresh investment from those looking to take advantage of a post-Covid tourism boom.
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Vietnam gas consumption to double in next 10 years: Fitch Solutions
Gas demand is expected to rise from about 9.7 billion cubic meters (bcm) in 2020 to above 25.3bcm in 2030, while influx of LNG helps to counter the decline in domestic production.
Vietnam’s gas consumption is predicted to accelerate strongly over the coming decade, more than doubling, over the duration of the upcoming Power Development Plan VIII (PDP VIII) [2021-2030].
“The potential of the Vietnamese gas market is strong,” stated the Fitch Solutions in a note, saying in comparison to markets similar in terms the size of the consumer market as measured by population, Vietnam appears undersupplied in gas both in terms of absolute consumption volume and per
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