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A quarterly confidence measure compiled by Grant Thornton from polls of U.S. business leaders shows business optimism returning to pre-recession levels.
June 8 -
Intuit has laid off about 300 of its employees, mainly in the software developers Small Business Division, which sells QuickBooks.
June 8 -
Mark Olson, chairman of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, said he is resigning his post at the end of July, but did not elaborate on the reasons.
June 8 -
As we continue to be immersed in an economic downturn, business leaders are struggling with concerns about talent recruitment and retention, motivating employees with dwindling resources, and bolstering productivity and innovation.
June 8
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Last week I was watching one of the 15 versions of Law& Order that currently air on NBC, when I saw a commercial trumpeting theanticipated resurrection of General Motors.
June 7 -
The recession has not prompted many people to change their behavior and start saving more for retirement, according to a new survey by Charles Schwab.
June 5 -
Motor sports promoter International Speedway Corp. will get back $97 million of the $118 million it deposited with the IRS as part of a tax dispute, plus another $14 million in interest.
June 5 -
Amid complaints and confusion, the IRS is temporarily suspending a new reporting requirement for foreign bank accounts that would have extended the mandate to people who are not citizens or residents of the U.S.
June 5 -
A new academic study takes issue with claims that U.S. companies would benefit from adopting International Financial Reporting Standards.
June 5 -
The former chief executive of the investment company Quellos, along with two attorneys, have been indicted in a tax fraud and kickback scheme.
June 5