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Carlo V. di Florio, a former partner in PricewaterhouseCoopers’ Financial Services Regulatory Practice, has been named director of the SEC’s Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations.

Deloitte won a lawsuit against a former partner and vice chairman accused of profiting from insider trading on clients’ stocks and violating the firm’s conflict-of-interest rules.

Private sector employers shed 84,000 jobs last month, according to monthly employment figures from payroll giant ADP, but the service sector gained jobs, especially at small businesses.

National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson said the IRS needs to do better than answering only 71 percent of the calls it receives from taxpayers, and it should stop filing tax liens against people who don’t have the ability to pay.

California accounting firms Macias Gini & O’Connell and Bernstein, Fox, Whitman, Goldman & Baumblatt LLP have combined forces.

Two entrepreneurial friends from Long Island have created a board game where buying, investing and credit will help you become the winner that takes all.

Call it what you like, but the first decade of the millennium has passed with many a whimper.

San Diego wealth management firm Rowling, Dold & Associates has joined Moss Adams Wealth Advisors, the wealth management division of accounting firm Moss Adams.

Companies that promised local communities hundreds of jobs in exchange for tax benefits are finding that those tax breaks are being rescinded these days if the companies don’t deliver.

The Kansas Department of Revenue warned that it may take up to 16 weeks to process state tax returns filed on paper as the state copes with budget cuts.