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Andrew Coombs and Jennifer Laydon have been named the recipients of Bentley University's 2010 Gray, Gray Gray Fund Scholarships.

There’s a certain amount of suspense these days in our nation’s capital about what’s going to happen not only with health care reform, but also financial regulations.

When the IRS decided in 1986 to start requiring taxpayers to provide the Social Security numbers of the dependents they claimed on their tax returns, 7 million children seemingly vanished into thin air.

Corporate budgets for salary increases are barely keeping up with the rate of inflation in the U.S. this year, and are projected to fall below 3 percent for the first time in over two decades.

Many U.S. employers intend to restore company 401(k) matches that were suspended or reduced during the market downfall, according to a new survey by HR consultancy Hewitt Associates.

More than half the respondents in a recent survey said they are confident their board would be prepared to disclose how it oversees risk in order to address the SEC’s new disclosure requirements.

The Iowa Attorney General has filed criminal charges against two filmmakers and the former head of the Iowa Film Office accusing them of mishandling over $1.85 million in tax credits for a movie production.

BizActions, a provider of e-mail newsletters for CPAs, has introduced BizSurvey, a tool that allows users to create and deploy surveys and aggregate the results.

Cougar Mountain Software has added new data conversion and 64-bit features to its Denali accounting software.

Accounting firm Grassi & Co. is expanding its presence in New York and New Jersey, with the partners and staff of Soloway, Goldstein, Silverstein & Co. joining the firm in Manhattan.