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Firms thatwant to cut costs must be careful not to trim too much in the name ofshort-term savings.

The best managers in the future will be those who can adapt their organizations to these realities of Web 2.0 and the young people who develop their lives around it. So says a consultant and former journalist on managing the “Facebook Generation.”

The accounting profession, which for years bemoaned a lack of skilled tax and accounting staff, may be in for a change.

We already know that CPAs are cool and go beyond the stereotype of number-crunchers and anal-retentive geeks. Karen O'Connor-Joyner a full-time CPA in Fairfax, Va., is a shining example of this.

People are jumping on the social networking bandwagon left and right in hopes of drumming up more business. But is it working?

Henry Reininger is a 72-year-old accountant who escaped the Nazis in Austria and spent most of his life in New York City.

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.

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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.