Lies, damned lies and Big Four audits: If Australian capitalism isn’t in crisis, then it’s not far off

For anyone investing in Australia's major firms, why would you believe a KPMG audit after the performance of current and ex-partners before a Senate inquiry last week? The post Lies, damned lies and Big Four audits: If Australian capitalism isn’t in crisis, then it’s not far off appeared first on Crikey .

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Lies, damned lies and Big Four audits: If Australian capitalism isn’t in crisis, then it’s not far off

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