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The North Carolina Department of Revenue has dropped its efforts to force Amazon.com and other online retailers to provide it with information about their customers’ Internet purchases.

Southern Illinois University Carbondale hosted 350 students for a day of egg-drop challenges, written tests and team competition last week for its 13th Annual School of Accountancy Accounting Challenge.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau started its new life by meeting with a group of religious leaders this week.

Last time, we talked about time-management tips for business owners and entrepreneurs that, if employed properly, would hopefully keep your weekends free! But time management, in and of itself, will not really help you be more productive.

Former New York Governor and Attorney General Eliot Spitzer took aim at corporate influence in politics and blamed accountants, as well as lawyers and bankers, for allowing companies and their CEOs to get away with dodgy valuations and overblown compensation.

A pair of Tennessee business owners have teamed up to offer tax prep services along with discounts on gun purchases.

A few years ago, all you needed to do to get a new client was return a prospective client’s phone call and you were “in.”

The Securities and Exchange Commission charged six “expert network” consultants and employees with insider trading on Friday, putting in doubt the expertise of those involved, not to mention the hedge funds and traders who hired them to provide the inside tips.

Brigham Young University’s Marriott School of Business finished in the top three of the Public Accounting Report’s 29th Annual Survey of Accounting Professors for the 16th consecutive year.

Managing a family office or philanthropic foundation can be difficult, so it helps to get training at an early age, and among the descendants of the late bandleader Lawrence Welk, that education starts before they can even legally buy champagne.