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The global financial services industry experienced a dramatic spike in fraud activity, with companies losing an average of $15.2 million over the past three years, according to a new report.

Accounting firm Anchin, Block & Anchin has added three new CPA partners: Matthew Mullaney, Terry Pissi and Craig Silberberg.

Oklahoma accounting and finance studentslooking to network and rub elbows with veterans should consider attending acareer night being hosted by the Oklahoma Society of Certified PublicAccountants.

If someone said to me a decade ago that the ideas that tax planners use, some on a daily basis, might be violating a patent, I would have dismissed it as crazy talk.

Kenneth Feinberg had the fun task of slashing away at some of the outsize pay packages at financial firms that received hefty doses of government largesse in the past year, but don’t expect Wall Street to cut bonuses on its own later this year.

Intuit will be hosting free CPE-credited training sessions starting next week for tax and accounting professionals to explain new features in its QuickBooks Premier Accountant 2010, ProLine Solution, and Lacerte products.

CCH has introduced IntelliForms, a forms service with over 20,000 federal, state and local forms and instructions with real-time updates.

The California Society of CPAs is offering a special CPA Activate Pass to help inactive CPAs regain active status.

Microsoft has released the latest version of its operating system, Windows 7.

The House Financial Services Committee has approved the creation of a Consumer Financial Protection Agency by a vote of 39 to 29 to safeguard consumers against excessive credit card rate hikes, overdraft fees and predatory lending practices.