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J.H. Cohn raised more than $110,000 at its 11th annual employee Bowl-A-Thon for Make-A-Wish New Jersey July 10, helping grant approximately 13 “wishes” this summer.

The promise of economic mobility appears to be coming to an end, according to a recent study.

The KPMG Foundation announced that it has awarded a total of $470,000 in scholarships to minority accounting doctoral students for the 2012-13 academic year.

The usefulness of employee performance reviews depends on whom you ask.

In my mind, the bow tie makes me think of stylish southern gentleman, nerdy characters in movies, elderly fellows and Orville Redenbacher.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board has decided to discontinue its loss contingencies disclosure project after it met with nearly unanimous opposition in the comment letters received by the board.

The Big Four still loom large in popularity among undergraduate accounting majors, though technology giants and banking corporations are on their heels, according to employer branding company Universum’s new study.

Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., defended Mitt Romney’s use of foreign tax havens, contending that “it’s really American to avoid paying taxes, legally.”

Two weeks ago I attended a presentation by leading hedge fund manager Rick Campagna, chairman, CEO and CIO of 300 North Capital.

The Financial Services Roundtable announced the distribution of a total of $110,000 in scholarships to 22 students for the upcoming school year as part of two scholarship programs.