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Five trends are shaping the software market from a customer perspective, according to Sage executives.

The Stanford Technology Ventures Program is runningits 2009 Global Innovation Tournament.

In case you were wondering, trampolines are dangerous. And teeth and feet are the two parts of the body many say in retrospect they wished they would have treated better.

Atlanta-based Indie Peace, a socially conscious fashion line, was named the winner of a small businesses contest sponsored by Sage.

Big Four PricewaterhouseCoopers is going at it again – offering more than $1 million over two years to help universities get students ready for International Financial Reporting Standards.

The government has nixed a plan for Fannie Mae to sell over $2.5 billion worth of low-income housing tax credits to Goldman Sachs and Warren Buffett’s company Berkshire Hathaway.

And did you also know that employees pose the biggest fraud threat in the current economy? This week, more than 200 organizations worldwide are partnering with the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners to shine a light on how white collar crime spreads during time of economic crisis.

Barry Schimel, CPA, gave some thought-provoking tips on how to stay in clients’ good graces during a keynote address this morning at Thomson Reuters Tax & Accounting’s user conference in Orlando.

A new study is showing that the tax profession is lagging when it comes to hiring, retaining and advancing minority tax professionals.

Accountants are finding a variety of ways to bring their firms to the attention of the public.