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Online business education and career guide Top Management Degrees recently published a ranking of the top 50 business schools to earn an MBA.

The AICPA announced on Tuesday that Jeremy Weaver, a financial planner and investment manager with PlanFIRST in South Carolina, has been awarded the 2015 P. Thomas Austin Personal Financial Planning Division Scholarship. Weaver was presented with the scholarship earlier today at the AICPA Estate Planning Conference in Salt Lake City.

New York-based accounting firm Citrin Cooperman has introduced a new tagline, “Focus on What Counts,” as part of a rebranding initiative that also includes a new video with comments from the firm’s management.

Board members at nonprofit organizations are too far removed from some of their key governance responsibilities, according to a new survey by the accounting firm Marks Paneth.

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) today announced the recipients of $10,000 merit scholarships intended to encourage students to pursue a career in audit. This is the PCAOB's fifth year granting scholarships through the PCAOB Scholarship Program.

Online learning platform Udemy recently unveiled an inforgraphic titled 'Accounting gone wrong: How to spot ponzi schemes and pyramid schemes,' a good primer on how to spot the differences between the two schemes.

The Financial Services Roundtable announced today that it will award 23 financial services companies with its “FSR Corporate Social Responsibility Leadership Awards” this Wednesday for their leadership and dedication to improving their communities and their efforts to sharing financial literacy education.

E-signature provider Signix has created an infographic about the Internal Revenue Service and e-signatures.

California-based writer Cheryl Meyer recently published an op-ed on the AICPA's site titled, 'Should accounting learning students learn to code?' In it, Meyer argues that by learning coding, students will be able to become more well-rounded in today's technology-driven world.

The ride-sharing app Uber is showing up more than taxis on employee expense reports, according to a new analysis.