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You don’t have to be familiar with the song (“Gangnam Style”) to understand what THRIVEal is all about.

Members of online community iShade would give the current Congress an “F,” according to a recent survey in which a majority of the group’s accounting professionals issued the failing grade.

The American Institute of CPAs announced its annual public service award recipients this week, honoring Johnny K. Hudson with the 2011 Public Service Award for Individuals and two firms with the 2011 Public Service Award for Firms.

The New York State Society of CPAs heard from representatives of the International Accounting Standards Board and the U.S. Financial Accounting Standards Board about the current state of International Financial Reporting Standards and where it’s headed (or not) in the U.S.

During the AICPA's inaugural Women’s Global Leadership Summit, I asked former CNN Financial News anchor Jan Hopkins for her thoughts on Mitt Romney's controversial "binders full of women" debate response the night before.

Two Big Four firms made employer ranking website Vault.com’s list for the Top 10 Internships for 2012, released Wednesday.

Small business owners constantly need to be on guard against theft and fraud, which can be committed by both customers and employees alike.

Earlier this month, the Fairfield and Red Bank, N.J. offices of CPA and consulting firm Smolin Lupin & Co. went “Passionately Pink for the Cure.”

It’s all about the fixed price agreement this year.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board is likely to change how companies can account for the fair value of the debt they hold.