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Employees of Minnesota CPA firm Froehling Anderson took an afternoon out of the office earlier this month to volunteer at the Voyageur Environmental Center.

A retired accountant from Queens, N.Y., has attended over 660 tapings of Saturday Night Live going back to the very first episode.

Feedback—it’s something we often don’t think about, but is important to the development of our business, both in communicating internally with our employees and externally with our clients.

The American Institute of CPAs wrapped up its Spring Meeting of Council last Friday with some interesting sessions, including one that had a group of financial executives talking about rebooting a business.

While “fashion emergencies” on the red carpet may be tabloid fodder for readers of gossip rags and top prize for the paparazzi, it’s never fun when you experience one of your own while at work.

Former U.S. Comptroller General David Walker has been actively spreading the word for years about the dangers of the nation’s out-of-control budget deficit and national debt.

Why would you do such a thing?

Iowa Governor Terry Branstad told an AICPA audience that he decided to return to the governor’s mansion in order to fix the economy in his home state.

More than 150 employees from the Baltimore office of national CPA firm Reznick Group volunteered for the firm’s 6th Annual Community Outreach Day May 11.

A new study by Deloitte of the perspectives of mid-market executives reveals several contradictory attitudes about the economy, hiring and technology trends.