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Is London really the most-taxed city? Banks accused of cherrypicking data

Lobby group’s figures, shared with John Healey, are misleading as they do not include major rival Paris, say campaigners

The Guardian - UK · Oct 24

Why Aren’t There Any New Grocery Chains Popping Up?

Walk into a grocery store in almost any American city, and you will probably recognize the names on the signs. Walmart, Kroger, Publix, Aldi, and other established retailers dominate much of the shopping experience, while genuinely new supermarket chains remain relatively uncommon. That can seem surprising when grocery prices are…

Grocery Coupon Guide · Oct 11

AI's race to transform the world before the money runs out

Cumulative spending globally on data centers alone could top $30 trillion by 2050, according to a projection by PwC, almost matching the value of outstanding US Treasuries. It "dwarfs" what was spent in the railroad or dotcom booms, even after adjusting for inflation, PwC said.

The Economic Times · Oct 4

Back-to-School Peer Pressure Isn’t Just Affecting Kids—It’s Costing Parents Money

The $30 backpack works perfectly well, but your child wants the $80 one because “everyone has it.” The basic sneakers fit, but suddenly a particular brand feels essential before the first day of school. Then come the trendy water bottle, name-brand hoodie and accessories showing up repeatedly on social media.…

Kids Ain't Cheap · Sep 12

'Truth established' over ex-Carlton chief's lewd photo

The former wife of an ex-PwC chief executive and AFL club boss says she's glad the truth is out after settling her defamation case against him.

AAP · Sep 11

16 Republican attorneys general question Big Four climate commitments

On Aug. 24, a coalition of 16 Republican state attorneys general sent letters to Deloitte, Ernst & Young (EY), KPMG, and PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) — collectively known as the Big Four accounting firms — raising concerns that the firms' climate commitments may conflict with professional accounting standards and state consumer protection…

Ballotpedia · Sep 9

10 Expenses You May Be Able to Cut Before Holiday Spending Begins

Holiday shopping has a way of arriving faster than expected, and the bills can linger long after the decorations come down. PwC’s 2026 Holiday Outlook found that consumers expect to spend an average of $708 on gifts, while households with children anticipate spending about $875. Instead of relying on credit…

Budget and the Bees · Sep 9

Some Parents Are Spending Nearly $1,000 Getting One Child Back to School

Back-to-school shopping used to mean pencils, notebooks, a backpack, and maybe a new pair of sneakers. In 2026, however, a complete shopping trip can easily include clothing, electronics, sports equipment, lunch gear, and other expenses that push the bill toward four figures. PwC reports that U.S. families expect average back-to-school…

Kids Ain't Cheap · Sep 8

8 Ways Kids Can Quietly Blow the Family Budget Once School Starts

Back-to-school shopping gets most of the attention, but the spending rarely stops once classes begin. In fact, the family school budget can take a bigger hit after the backpacks are packed and the first-day photos are posted. PwC’s 2026 Back-to-School Survey found parents expect another $635 per household each month…

Kids Ain't Cheap · Sep 7

China Evergrande fiasco: Court stops PwC International's attempt to distance itself from its local arm's doings

PricewaterhouseCoopers International's attempt to exit the multibillion-dollar Evergrande lawsuit has been dismissed by a Hong Kong court. Liquidators of the company filed the suit alleging audit shortcomings and misrepresentation. The case seeks billions in damages from PwC and its affiliates for their work.

The Economic Times · Aug 26