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 Paycom opens sales office in Minneapolis

January 11, 2013 

Paycom opens sales office in Minneapolis

Paycom, a payroll, human resources and time management technology company, has expanded its U.S. presense with the opening of its newest office in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The Oklahoma City-based company says that it has experienced strong growth despite the current economic environment.

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January 11, 2013 

FedEx donates Boeing 727 to College Aviation Science program

FedEx Express has donated a Boeing 727-200F to California Baptist University for use by its new aviation science program. The cargo jet made its final taxi today after landing at the Riverside Municipal Airport. The aircraft will be on permanent display at the airport and will provide a working laboratory for aviation science students.

 KPMG’s Audit Committee Outlines Top Priorities for Audit Committees in 2013

January 11, 2013 

KPMG’s Audit Committee Outlines Top Priorities for Audit Committees in 2013

KPMG’s Audit Committee Institute recently published its “Audit Committee Priorities for 2013.” The agenda aims to help audit committees remain focused on their top priorities and meet the governance challenges they will face this year. “The audit committee’s agenda is not getting any lighter,” notes Dennis T. Whalen, ACI’s Partner in Charge and Executive Director....…

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January 10, 2013 

California reports budget surplus

After more than a decade of financial strife, teacher cutbacks, employees paid with IOUs and the recall of one governor, California Governor Jerry Brown unveiled the state's latest finances. The surprise for many: A budget surplus of about $851 million.

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 Will retailers start passing along credit card ‘swipe fees?’

January 10, 2013 

Will retailers start passing along credit card ‘swipe fees?’

Until a recent class action settlement between the nation's largest retailers and biggest financial institutions, most credit card-issuing banks prohibited merchants accepting their cards from adding swipe fees on top of a customer's total. The fees are instead paid directly by merchants, and are usually 1.5 to 3 percent of a transaction.