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A Canadian courtroom has been the scene of a prolonged trial of former executives of Nortel Networks, in the biggest accounting fraud case to hit the country since the Livent trial.

Culture is everything in my firm. By keeping it positive and in-line with the needs of my employees, everyone is happy, more productive, and will stick around for the long haul.

My coworker recently sent me a great article on Mashable, detailing a new internet start up, Stylitics, described by the author as “a new way to organize your wardrobe and track your spending.”

A recent survey of U.S. bankruptcy attorneys found a major jump in student loan debtors seeking their help, pointing the way to a possible mortgage-style debt crisis.

CEOs, senior business leaders and heads of sustainability from U.S. and global companies will meet Feb. 14-16 in a KPMG-organized Sustainable Growth Summit in New York to make recommendations for the upcoming Rio+20 conference on sustainability in the city.

The Monitoring Board and the Trustees of the IFRS Foundation have released a pair of key reports on governance and strategy that the Securities and Exchange Commission has been awaiting before making its long-delayed decision on whether to incorporate International Financial Reporting Standards into the U.S. financial reporting system.

Like it or not, your e-mail inbox is likely the place where you spend the majority of your work time. Here are three more tips for managing it.

JK Harris, the tax representation firm that purported to help taxpayers sort out their problems with the Internal Revenue Service, has suspended its operations.

Philadelphia accounting firm Alloy, Silverstein, Shapiro, Adams, Mulford, Cicalese, Wilson & Co. dressed in red Friday, Feb. 3, to benefit the American Heart Association and bring attention to heart disease, the number one killer of New Jersey and American women.

Accountants working on corporate taxes are seeing some changes this year.