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A new Web site from the American College aims to clear up the confusion about which advanced designations are the best fit for a financial planner’s practice.

Recent losses in the stock market have jeopardized the pension savings of many U.S. workers, but the alternative approaches followed by other countries may provide possible solutions as well as problems of their own.

Testosterone could play an important role in the way different genders deal with financial risks and career choices, according to a new study.

CCH has introduced a portal that accountants can use to exchange and share files securely with clients.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has appointed James L. Kroeker as chief accountant.

Approva, a company that develops software for continuously monitoring financial controls at businesses, has completed a $14 million financing round.

The use of carbon taxes and other forms of “green” taxation to improve the environment and raise government revenue requires careful planning, recommends a position paper from the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants.

Nearly a third of corporate executives expect fraud or misconduct to rise in their organizations this year, according to a survey by KPMG.

Beta Alpha Psi, at the University of South Florida, has been named an inaugural KPMG Gold chapter through the firm’s Gold Chapter Challenge.

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