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IMGCAP(1)]Check out the digital edition of the June 21, 2010 issue of Accounting Today. The issue contains the following articles and more:

Companies that integrate a cloud strategy with their strategic business imperatives can improve connections across a network of suppliers, time zones and cultures, according to a new report by PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP.

With college graduations at hand, accounting majors entering the job market face a sobering reality. No, it’s not the U.S. unemployment rate, which stands at 9.7 percent. Rather, it’s the milquetoast reputation that dogs the accounting profession.

Sen. John McCain has posted a sympathetic tweet on his Twitter account in response to a lament from one of the stars of the MTV series, “Jersey Shore,” about the new indoor tanning tax.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged a New York-based money manager and his firm with fraud for touting investments he claimed were tied to the Chimay royal family of Belgium, and then stealing millions of dollars to pay his divorce lawyers and the mortgage on his house in the Hamptons.

Nonprofit organizations need to maintain adequate reserves to safeguard their financial stability, according to a new paper by Grant Thornton.

The Internal Revenue Service has issued regulations outlining how the 10 percent excise tax on indoor tanning services in the health care reform bill should be administered.

The Internal Revenue Service is not processing taxpayer checks quickly enough, causing the government to lose money on interest payments, according to a new report.

As many of you are aware, my comical adventures in allthings technology have been documented once or twice in this space. Asevidence, I once attempted to upload a photo on my Blackberry and inadvertentlysent it to a local carpenter named Vito.

Sen. John McCain has posted a sympathetic tweet on his Twitter account in response to a lament from one of the stars of the MTV series, “Jersey Shore,” about the new indoor tanning tax.