ASU quarterback Sam Leavitt talks about the reason he left Michigan State football and how he ended up transfering to Arizona ...

Uzbekistan’s Ministry of Transport and KPMG are discussing the potential implementation of the SAP digital platform to ...

After a year in which Nelly Korda blew away the competition for LPGA Player of the Year honors, the pendulum has swung into a ...

The Arizona Diamondbacks manager got emotional recalling what he said to Ketel Marte after a fan yelled derogatory comments ...

KPMG has broken new ground in the US legal market with the Arizona Supreme Court approving KPMG Law US to practice as an alternative business structure, marking the first time a Big Four accounting ...

Earlier in the week tournament officials announced a purse increase to $12 million, matching the U.S. Women’s Open for the ...

FRISCO, Texas — Jin Young Ko has withdrawn from the KPMG Women’s PGA due to illness. The former No. 1 shot 74 in the opening ...

In February, KPMG received a special license from the Arizona Supreme Court to practice law under the subsidiary KPMG Law US. KPMG’s move into legal services is more of a milestone than it may seem: ...

KPMG's decision to enter the practice of law, five years after an Arizona Supreme Court ruling paved the way, threatens to upend the traditional U.S. legal market as the accounting and consulting ...

The launch of KPMG’s pioneering US legal arm fits into the firm’s “very clear plan” to build a global managed services business, KPMG Law UK chief Stuart Bedford says. ITR reported last month that ...

KPMG Law US will operate as an independently managed subsidiary of the firm, building on its existing base in Arizona, where it already caters to more than 100 clients.

Arizona’s Supreme Court gives the firm final clearance to set up a law practice, making KPMG the first Big Four accounting firm to do so anywhere in the US.