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The North Carolina offices of Top 100 Charlotte-based CPA firm Dixon Hughes Goodman participated in the North Carolina Association of CPAs’ first statewide CPA Day of Service Sept. 21.

What does that spell? A cheer that was one of the highlights of Sunday night's 64th Primetime Emmy Awards on ABC, chanted by the cast of geek-darling sitcom "The Big Bang Theory."

Peter Bible, a partner-in-charge of the Public Companies Group at the accounting firm EisnerAmper, recently shared some thoughts about potential reforms for going concern warnings.

The formal business dinner is slowly dying. For me, it’s already dead.

Deloitte hosted a dinner in New York on Wednesday to discuss its recently launched Deloitte University and how it is training its accountants and consultants.

The Chicago office of global consulting firm Protiviti awarded two local students with renewable $5,000 college scholarships, funded through employee contributions to the firm’s CommUnity Scholarship Program.

The Ohio Society of CPAs has introduced a new community college-targeted program titled ASPIRE!, which joins the OSCPA’s annual Accounting Careers Awareness Program in the society’s mission to fill the business need for future CPAs.

The Pennsylvania Institute of CPAs has begun publishing a mobile version of its venerable magazine, the Pennsylvania CPA Journal.

Kathy Parker, partner at Massachusetts accounting and tax firm Rodman & Rodman, has been named to the board of directors for Invest in Girls, a Boston-based program that provides young women with financial knowledge, services and female mentors.

CPAs from Melville, N.Y.-based accounting firm Nussbaum Yates Berg Klein & Wolpow recently spruced up their weekly visits to scoop out ice cream for patients of the Alexandra Cohen Children’s Medical Center on Long Island with a brand-new ice cream cart.