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PwC scandal: One in two want government to cut use of big four consultants including Deloitte, EY and KPMG, says survey commissioned by Openly - Vimarsana News

PwC scandal: One in two want government to cut use of big four consultants including Deloitte, EY and KPMG, says survey commissioned by Openly

Surveys in November and December show that almost one in three people have a negative view of the big four consulting firms.

Source: afr.com
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How to help your kids buy a house - Vimarsana News

How to help your kids buy a house

Generous parents are unwittingly creating a minefield of legal, tax and financial problems that could not only jeopardise their own futures but cause rifts.

Source: afr.com
Neuren share price: Biotech sensation Neuren hits record high on clinical trial results - Vimarsana News

Neuren share price: Biotech sensation Neuren hits record high on clinical trial results

Neuren has developed a drug that treats neurological disorders in children to improve hand movement and communication.

Source: afr.com
High achievers deserve praise, but so do all other HSC graduates - Vimarsana News

High achievers deserve praise, but so do all other HSC graduates

All students who sat the exams should be acknowledged and deserve our praise for having strived, persevered and worked hard to do their best, many under difficult circumstances.

Source: smh.com.au
Financial Review CEO poll: Top CEOs say economy's soft landing on track - Vimarsana News

Financial Review CEO poll: Top CEOs say economy's soft landing on track

Australia’s top bosses think immigration should bring another year of economic growth, but believe 2024 is likely to be tougher than this year.

Source: afr.com