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FinancialForce.com has introduced an add-on to its Web-based accounting software that gives the system Facebook-like social networking features and could represent a new paradigm for accounting software.

Twenty-one CPAs under the age of 40 from around the state of Kansas have been selected as the second batch of participants for KSCPA’s “20 up to 40” Leadership Program.

The company that develops the Coda Financials software has been dealing with a lot of changes recently.

Accounting and advisory firm Baker Tilly has received a global award that recognizes organizations which have developed “effective and efficient” approaches to employee learning – resulting in a boost of business improvement.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed new rules that would alter the disclosure, reporting and offering process governing asset-backed securities in an effort to better protect investors in the securitization market.

First-year undergrads at Babson College in Wellesley, Mass. have come up with 16 new businesses as part of a management and entrepreneurship course.

The Big Four’s affiliate firms in India may be circumventing the country’s laws by providing services such as auditing, tax, accounting and bookkeeping when they only have permission to do consulting, a powerful regulatory committee charges.

IMGCAP(1)] Houston-based McConnell Jones Lanier & Murphy hosted three junior high students as part of an Annual Shadowing Day.

The European Union could decide to cut the International Accounting Standards Board’s funding unless the board makes changes in its governance.

IMGCAP(1)] Generational guru Rebecca Ryan of Next Generation Consulting is back with her popular “Ask Rebecca” column, this time offering up her advice every Monday for the month of April. In this installment, Rebecca answers a secrecy question from, gulp, a middle manager.