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The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged an accounting firm partner in Atlanta with insider trading in the stock of a client’s restaurant company while tipping off other clients, and he agreed to pay over $124,000 to settle the charges.

Many banks are unprepared for changes in accounting standards next year on how to calculate losses on their loans and leases, according to a new survey.

Technology is becoming a great equalizer for mid-market companies, according to a national Deloitte survey that found technology spending is on the rise.

Six Democrats in Congress have sent a letter to President Obama, encouraging him to deny federal contracts to inverted corporations.

A group known as the Alliance for the Defense of Canadian Sovereignty has filed suit against the Canadian government challenging the constitutionality of an intergovernmental agreement between the U.S. and Canada to implement the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act.

Armanino announced it has been named to the 2014 Microsoft Dynamics Inner Circle for the third consecutive year.

TCN released the updated Platform 3.0 of its cloud-based contact center suite.

Is the time now right to use a financial reporting language that transcends national boundaries? This question continues to cause division in some countries, particularly in the United States.

The Federal Trade Commission said it is mailing more than $16 million in refund checks to 18,571 consumers who had paid money to American Tax Relief, a company that allegedly bilked financially distressed consumers by falsely claiming it could reduce their tax debts.

Joe Brusuelas has joined McGladrey LLP as the firm’s chief economist. Brusuelas will be responsible for delivering macroeconomic insights to help middle market leaders succeed.