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Last year, Deloitte examined the Delivery Challenge for Government and highlighted 'strategy execution', better use of the private sector, moving from a culture of targets to one of engagement and reviving the public service ethos as particularly pressing issues.

Despite the fact that securities fraud lawsuits involving auditors are said to be relatively few in number as a percentage of total new filings and new filings are below the historical average, auditors often come to be added as defendants, particularly in high-profile cases.

Digital convergence was buried in the rubble of the dot-com crash, or so a lot of people thought. But what really disappeared was convergence of the technology, media and telecommunications (TMT) sectors for its own sake and an obsession with the spectacular things technology might deliver tomorrow, at the expense of understanding or delivering what customers actually want today.

In response to the current economic downturn, governments around the world are taking extraordinary measures to stimulate local economies.

In Lavender v. Miller Bernstein LLP, the Ontario Court of Appeal has overturned a lower court decision that imposed liability on an auditor for losses suffered by its client's clients as a result of a negligently performed audit.

It is often argued that one of the great benefits of the Web is anonymity. Contributions to the Internet, whether in the form of blogs, comments on products, video uploads, dialog within chat rooms and contributions to online encyclopedias, can all be made under aliases.

The biggest news in the U.S. capital markets in the second quarter 2010 was the conference agreement on the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (the "Dodd- Frank Act").

Welcome to the 2006 edition of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu’s (DTT) Technology, Media and Telecommunications (TMT) predictions for the global technology sector. These predictions are the result of comprehensive research throughout 2005, the principal elements of which include:

The Australian construction industry is suffering from low and declining profits; caused in large part by the misallocation of risk and a misunderstanding of the forces driving further efficiencies and productivity.

Headlines about new media’s near vertical rise abound. Analyses of the travails of old media are similarly plentiful. Yet terms of reference often differ and context is sadly lacking. This causes misunderstandings that are likely to linger throughout 2007.

The corporate attribution doctrine imputes the actions, intent and/or knowledge of a corporation's "directing mind" to the respective corporation.

Why And How To ‘Go Private’ Concerns over the high costs of complying with Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) and other corporate governance reforms are causing an increasing number of public companies — especially small- and mid-cap companies — to consider going private.

Title IV of the Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act (JOBS Act) directs the SEC to write regulations providing for an exemption from Securities Act registration.

Below are summaries of this week’s Ontario Court of Appeal civil decisions (non-criminal).

If you don't operate a meat processing plant or a sandwich franchise, it could be easy to overlook the Supreme Court's recent decision in 1688782 Ontario Inc. v. Maple Leaf Foods Inc.

Welcome to the 2009 edition of Predictions for the media sector. This is the eighth year in which the Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Global TMT Industry Group has published its predictions for the year ahead.

Removing straitjackets, and widening the potential scope of parent company liability for a subsidiary's actions