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After serving four years at Sage North America, vice president of channel sales Tom Miller is set to retire at the end of March, with no immediate plans to replace him.

Small businesses owned by service-disabled veterans and other veterans are supposed receive preferences in qualifying for government contracts, but glitches in the Department of Veterans Affairs’ system for verifying their qualifications are holding back the program.

The New Jersey Society of CPAs recognized their 2012 Women of Note at its second annual Women’s Conference Jan. 9 in Iselin, N.J.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Plaxico Burress has reportedly paid off a tax lien for $98,064.76 from the Internal Revenue Service.

Marketing is many things, but one thing it’s not is one dimensional.

Cloud ERP and financial software provider Acumatica has appointed Yury Larichev as its new chief executive officer, replacing Ezequiel Steiner who serve as company president and remain on the board of directors.

When the boss at your first job out of college challenges you to run a marathon, what’s the recommended response?

The International Public Sector Accounting Standards Board has issued the first four chapters of its Conceptual Framework for General Purpose Financial Reporting by Public Sector Entities.

Deloitte has acquired substantially all of the business of Monitor Group, a global strategy consulting firm that went bankrupt last November.

An Ontario judge dismissed a case against three former Nortel Networks Corp. executives who were charged with accounting fraud at what was once North America’s largest telephone-equipment maker before its collapse in 2009.