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Davis-Lynch, a Pearland, Texas-based maker of oil field equipment, had $14 million embezzled from the company accounts over a decade’s time, according to a federal lawsuit filed against 18 employees, including the head of the accounting department.

Ernst & Young is accelerating its greening efforts as the firm builds its sustainability practice.

Indianapolis-based Katz, Sapper & Miller has been awarded green membership for its involvement and participation in environmentally-conscious business operations through the Greater Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce’s Green Business Initiative.

New Jersey high school and college accounting students just got a boost from the Monmouth/Ocean Chapter of the New Jersey Society of CPAs, as a $50,000 donation has been added to the Society’s Scholarship Fund.

A new report on embezzlement trends indicates there’s a war of the sexes going on between male and female embezzlers.

Ed Brown, a hero to the tax protester movement, received a 37-year prison sentence on weapons-related charges Monday after a hearing in which he criticized the judge, prosecutors and the federal government.

Houston-based Weaver has launched a new blog that aggregates news articles related to energy and information about gasoline and transportation fuel regulations.

Payroll? Yeah, there’s an app for that too.

From now until April, Ohio CPAs are volunteering to prepare 2009 tax returns for military personnel who are permanent residents of Ohio and are currently deployed outside of the state.

President Obama met with the head of the AFL-CIO and other labor unions Monday in an effort to allay their concerns over the tax on so-called “Cadillac” health insurance plans in the Senate’s version of the health care reform legislation.