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Feds Accuse Kansas CPA of Embezzling Money From Client to Build New Home
Mortgage Rates Climb to 7.17%
More Companies are Enhancing Strategies to Retain Key Staff During M&As
IRS Offers Final Guidance on Transfers of Credits Under Inflation Reduction Act
AuditBoard Adds AI Capabilities
The application of AI represents a significant opportunity for teams managing risk to better connect data across functions, craft content, and proactively surface issues, risks, and insights.
AICPA Launches Registered Apprenticeship for Finance Business Partners Program in Florida
The program’s growth into Florida continues the rapid advancement of the Registered Apprenticeship for Finance Business Partners.
Small Business Optimism Hits an 11-Year Low as Inflation Worries Persist
Business owners are still navigating economic headwinds after COVID-19, the National Federation of Independent Business said.
75% of Mid-Market Companies Say They Will Invest in AI Over Next 5 Years
The majority of mid-market businesses are planning to invest in machine intelligence to improve efficiency.
Rider University Starts First-of-its-Kind Apprenticeship for Accounting Grads
The new program allows recent accounting graduates to earn the required credits to obtain their CPA licensure at a reduced cost.
ADM Says Former CFO to Resign After Accounting Probe
Vikram Luthar, who was placed on leave earlier this year amid an accounting investigation, has agreed to resign effective Sept. 30.
Job Confidence Dips Among U.S. Workers
New LinkedIn data shows that Americans are feeling less secure in their jobs than in January, and the unemployed feel very pessimistic.
Grocery Chains Try Small Store Approach in NYC
Trader Joe’s opened a relatively small store in March dubbed Pronto on 14th Street near Union Square in Manhattan.