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Congressional Republicans are exerting pressure on agencies like HUD, the Census Bureau and soon the IRS to sever their ties with the low-income housing advocacy group ACORN in the wake of recent hidden camera video footage.

Have an intergenerational issue in your firm? Accounting Tomorrow is teaming up with Rebecca Ryan of Next Generation Consulting to answer your questions. Today’s topic is iPods at work – Are they acceptable or not?

President Obama paid a visit to Wall Street to warn financiers that he does not intend to pass up the opportunity to overhaul the financial industry.

[IMGCAP(1)] Adam Wolf isthe type of guy you’d want to bring along to a networking event or have as aguest at a dinner party. He’s got a plethora of stories to tell, is a fast (andsmooth) talker, and naturally knows how to bring people who would benefit fromeach other together.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board and the International Accounting Standards Board are once again coming under pressure not to tighten up the loose standards for banks that helped lead to the financial crisis.

It’s a rainy, somber day here in New York City and rightly so as we commemorate the tragedy that happened at the World Trade Center eight years ago.

President Obama’s spirited defense of his health plan at his address to Congress should help prod reluctant lawmakers to start working together to get some type of reform passed.

Houston-based Gainer Donnelly & Desroches isn’t waiting until April 16 to blow off some tax season steam.

The proposals emerging from the Senate Finance Committee for health care reform promise to put a stake through the heart of the entire effort.

Livingston, N.J.-based WISS & Company opened its doors to area college students during its sixth annual Externship Day.