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American International Group, the government supported insurance and financial services company, has agreed to pay $725 million to settle a securities class-action lawsuit with three Ohio public pension funds.
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President Obama called for an up-or-down vote in the Senate on extending unemployment benefits.
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Those who are pursuing Bachelor's and Master's degrees online are most interested in business administration and accounting, according to a survey.
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Technology glitches with new software at the Internal Revenue Service caused it to initially reject nearly a quarter of the 127,105 tax returns it processed during its first three weeks of operation in February.
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KPMG LLP has acquired the supply chain advisory services practice of Grant Thornton LLP in order to expand its restructuring capabilities.
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Cloud computing may not yet be the best solution for every accounting firm, but it was clear from many of the sessions at the recent AICPA Tech+ Information Technology Conference, held here, that practitioners need to be aware of how the medium can, and will, change the way they do business.
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Going, going, gone ... is paper going away for good? We all know the revolution the paperless office has made at many accounting firms, but what about the way we get news? Is the print publication becoming obsolete?
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Thirty-seven percent of U.S. chief financial officers and senior controllers believe that a balance sheet should display both the fair value (exit value) and amortized cost of assets, according to a new survey by Grant Thornton.
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