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College graduates don’t have a lot to look forward to these days – especially with unemployment at a 25-year high and employers expecting to hire 22 percent fewer graduates this year than last, according to a survey by the National Association of Colleges and Employers.

When Air Force One flew over the New York Harbor for a publicity photo earlier this week, the people in the buildings surrounding ours in downtown New York started evacuating.

CPA Exam Results Are In

Aggressive use of technology, including social networks, in recruiting no longer begins and ends with a firm’s Web site. But it sure plays a major role.

Liz Gold is shooting photos from the AICPA's spring Council meeting in Washington, D.C.

An Illinois CPA received the 2009 Distinguished Achievement in Accounting Education Award today at the start of the American Institute of CPAs' Spring Council meeting in Washington, D.C.

What are the ingredients to a successful career? Depending on who you are, the recipe may differ. But here are some career tips for the up and coming accountant:

Hold onto your hats. Accounting and finance workers’ optimism about job availability and confidence in their own ability to find a new job decreased in the first quarter of 2009, according to a new survey. Somehow, this news isn’t quite shocking.

The 39th Earth Day is here and Accounting Tomorrow wants to know, what is your firm doing to make its carbon footprint on the world less dense?

Each year, approximately 140 students graduate with a Ph.D in accounting - not nearly enough to sustain the demand estimated at 500, according to research by David Leslie, chancellor professor of education at the College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, Va.