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The Financial Accounting Standards Board has expanded the use of interactive data-tagging technology in its official FASB Accounting Standards Codification.

Camico is expanding the range of insurance options it is offering to members of the California Society of CPAs.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has again delayed the deadline for small public companies to begin providing an audited assessment of internal controls over financial reporting, but said this will be the last time.

Stephen Chipman, incoming chief executive of Grant Thornton LLP and Ed Nusbaum, incoming chief executive of Grant Thornton International, talk to Accounting Today Editor-in-Chief Bill Carlino about why a recent college grad should choose their firm. We also learn that, yes, Nusbaum has his own iPod.

Accounting firm Reznick Group has created a SAS 70 site that contains information on the auditing standard and the firm’s services.

Software developer Inovium has introduced Inovium Pay 2.0, the latest version of its online billing and collections system.

Fifty-two percent of consumers believe their financial prospects will improve over the next 12 months, and 61 percent of small business owners are expressing similar optimism about their businesses' potential growth, according to a new survey by Intuit’s Digital Insights division.

Sage Software has introduced Simply Accounting by Sage 2010, the latest version of its accounting software for small businesses.

In my sophomore year in high school, I embarked on whatwould be my penultimate season of organized football. At a shade under 5-foot-8and hovering at 130 pounds, my gridiron skills were in little danger of beingdiscovered by college coaches.

Police have raided the offices of PricewaterhouseCoopers and KPMG in Iceland searching for information related to banking clients that went bust.