Regardless of who you talk to in the retail sector, there is widespread agreement that towns and urban centres need to be reinvigorated if smaller retailers are to survive and thrive.
Participants in the PwC Leadership Exchange are optimistic about their ability to adapt to fast-paced change. Business leaders and advisors share advice on how to get there.
Previous appeals failed to overturn demands for payment from Dublin City Council on the Appian Way site in Ranelagh. Will this one fare any better?
A major survey of Irish and global CEOs by PwC unveils a wide range of concerns. From AI to climate to regulation, companies are facing unprecedented challenges and re-invention is the new norm.
Companies have less than a year left to prepare for NIS2 and DORA, two wide-ranging pieces of EU cyber laws that will shake up how industries protect themselves, say PwC experts.
Kingsbridge Healthcare Group has revenues of over £150 million and owns four acute hospitals, including one in Sligo. PWC in London is working on the sale of the group, a transaction that will attract considerable interest.
Why did PwC decide to settle a case that it had defended for so long? And why did the administrators agree to a deal that saw them accept a fraction of what they claimed was due? Plus, who is on the hook for the bill?
The Central Bank and Department of Finance have agreed €65.2 million in funding for Quinn Insurance's marathon suit against its former auditor PwC.
“Blameless” PwC partners may find themselves financially exposed as a result of the €900 million negligence claim being brought against the firm by collapsed insurer Quinn Direct, the Supreme Court has heard.
A Court of Appeal ruling that it would be "intrinsically unfair" to expect accountancy giant PwC to bear all the risk of its €30 million legal battle with the collapsed Quinn Insurance is up for challenge.
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