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BTK killer Dennis Rader is potentially linked to five new murders, daughter says - Vimarsana News

BTK killer Dennis Rader is potentially linked to five new murders, daughter says

Dennis Rader’s daughter Kerri Rawson says: ‘This is just the beginning’

Source: yahoo.com
PwC scandal: Impeccably connected Peter Konidaris forced out - Vimarsana News

PwC scandal: Impeccably connected Peter Konidaris forced out

Nothing better illustrates the shifting sands of this rolling calamity than the situation of the Melbourne power player.

Source: afr.com
PwC tax leaks scandal: Allegro's new firm bought for $1 is named Scyne Advisory as it starts big, risky $100 million plan to win public sector work - Vimarsana News

PwC tax leaks scandal: Allegro's new firm bought for $1 is named Scyne Advisory as it starts big, risky $100 million plan to win public sector work

The freshly branded Scyne Advisory has a big and risky $100 million plan to reshape the industry by creating a huge advisory outfit for public sector clients.

Source: afr.com
Aware Super's plans to make money with its $160 billion are unusual. Here's where it's going to invest - Vimarsana News

Aware Super's plans to make money with its $160 billion are unusual. Here's where it's going to invest

Chief investment officers are thinking about inflation, interest rates and a potential recession. This superannuation fund is taking some interesting bets.

Source: afr.com
PwC scandal: Firefighter helmets on, PwC hands Allegro the hose - Vimarsana News

PwC scandal: Firefighter helmets on, PwC hands Allegro the hose

There’s no time to test a big list of suitors for their best price and terms. Allegro Funds is the first responder, best placed to put out the flames.

Source: afr.com