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Nearly half of CFOs don’t anticipate the one-time costs of going public, according to a new survey by PricewaterhouseCoopers.

The rate of annual sales growth among privately held U.S. companies is slowing significantly, according to new data from financial information company Sageworks Inc.

Financial Executives International has begun scoring members of Congress on how well their votes match FEI’s legislative priorities.

I’ve noticed a big debate over “fashion and finance” lately. Lots of people are talking about the “do’s” and “don’ts” for new recruits.

The Internal Revenue Service does not yet have enough information to determine whether its self-assistance and virtual services are providing efficient and effective customer service to taxpayers.

Cloud-based financial planning and reporting technology provider Adaptive Planning has purchased SaaS data visualization tool maker myDials, effectively enhancing the company’s business intelligence capabilities.

Kreinik & Co. and Fiorita Kornhaas & Co. becomes one.

Intuit released new editions Monday of QuickBooks 2013, including Accountant, Pro, and Premier, with numerous key enhancements including an entirely new interface.

Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney cited a group of economic studies to show that his tax-cut plan won’t increase the U.S. budget deficit or shift the tax burden to middle-income taxpayers.

Robert James joins the firm’s financial services practice as senior advisor.