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Jim Landrigan has joined Atlanta accounting firm Windham Brannon to lead their Global Expatriate Advisors team.

Manufacturing Information Systems has signed a deal with Sage North America to bundle its Small Business Manufacturing software as a component of Peachtree Quantum Manufacturing Edition.

Financial Executives International is looking for nominations for its 2009 Hall of Fame.

Some accounting grads may leave school knowing they want to be accountants, but there is a growing percentage that aspires to leadership positions, using accounting as a platform for other roles.

The International Accounting Standards Board has published draft guidance to try to settle the controversial issue of fair value measurement and calm some of the recent political pressure.

Three former senior finance executives with medical supply company Cardinal Health have agreed to pay $245,000 in civil penalties to settle SEC charges that they engaged in a fraudulent earnings and revenue management scheme.

Silicon Valley chip manufacturer Xilinx has lost an appeals court ruling in a tax dispute with the IRS that could have implications for other multinational companies that use transfer pricing.

It has been said repeatedly that the one aspect most investors can really count on is that markets are cyclical.

Jeffrey Taylor, former United States Attorney for the District of Columbia, has joined Ernst & Young as the Americas Leader of the firm’s Fraud Investigation & Dispute Services area within the Americas Assurance practice.

James Kinney, partner-in-charge of the financial services group at Weiser LLP, was recently elected chairman of the board of the Fair Media Council, an organization that keeps its members educated about current trends and happenings in the local media.