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Here at Accounting Tomorrow, we like announcing events happening all over the country related to young CPAs networking and socializing – and now it’s Missouri’s turn to party.

The news that the Financial Accounting Standards Board and the International Accounting Standards Board are going to meet on a monthly basis from now on to work out their differences is likely to mean that the U.S. will play an even more dominant role in setting the pace of international standardization.

You know the people. Constantly on their PDAs, half present in conversations, ignoring human interaction when it’s right in front of them for texting or Internet browsing or both, obsessed with checking every email. All Business blogger Susan Davis offers up her Top 10 List of using handheld devices in an emotionally responsible way – and perhaps we could all learn a lesson or two.

Getting a handwritten note that says, “Keep quiet, the walls have ears,” in the midst of a merger discussion is one warning sign that a pending merger deal may be a bad idea.

Graduates of the University of Tennessee who work in Crowe Horwath’s Knoxville and Nashville offices are giving back to their alma mater.

ClusterSeven, a company that does enterprise spreadsheet management, thinks the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board is going to expect more auditing firms to look more skeptically at their clients' spreadsheets.

American students have their own challenges when studying for the CPA Exam. But imagine being in a war torn country like Afghanistan – what would the difficulties be like then?

The South Florida business community is reeling after a prominent accounting firm has been put in receivership.

When it comes to accounting at Utah State University, graduate students have earned USU a national top ranking – eighth to be exact.

Oklahoma accounting and finance studentslooking to network and rub elbows with veterans should consider attending acareer night being hosted by the Oklahoma Society of Certified PublicAccountants.