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The devastating Haiti earthquake may not be dominating the headlines as it was a month or so ago, but that doesn’t mean they still don’t need help – and with as much rebuilding as the country needs to do, every little bit counts.

A Florida accountant and a stock broker have been arrested and charged with scamming an elderly pair of sisters out of their savings.

Here’s another study telling us what we already know – that university students choose job security over pay and benefits as a result of the economic downturn.

A Senate bill that extends unemployment benefits and a set of tax breaks that expired last year has passed a key procedural hurdle.

For those of you who are studying for the dreaded CPA Exam, a new Web site has landed online that just may make your journey a bit easier.

The House and Senate have separately passed various versions of the jobs bill with tax breaks for businesses, but they keep going back and forth adding provisions not found in the other chamber’s version.

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Kmart’s ex-CEO, Charles Conaway, has been ordered by the SEC to pay over $10 million for misleading investors about the company’s financial position in the months leading up to its 2002 bankruptcy.

Everyone knows tax season can be brutal so it’s always good to hear when firms are offering ways to lighten the load.

The New Jersey Nets are hoping to attract a bigger audience to their basketball games by offering free tax preparation services if they attend a game this Friday night.