Technology September 24, 2026
Zuora Expands AI Agents with Supervised Mode
Zuora has launched Supervised Mode, which allows Zuora AI to propose actions that modify Zuora data while a human reviews and approves each change before it runs.
Technology September 24, 2026
Zuora has launched Supervised Mode, which allows Zuora AI to propose actions that modify Zuora data while a human reviews and approves each change before it runs.
Small Business September 23, 2026
Small Businesses Against Tariffs launched a billboard and digital advertising campaign across Ohio and six other states, using football rivalries to highlight the group’s concerns about the economic impact of tariffs.
Small Business September 22, 2026
More than $134.7 billion in refund payments, including interest, has been paid out or accepted for processing.
Financial Reporting September 22, 2026
Only 7% are pessimistic, a big improvement over the 24% expressing pessimism in April.
Small Business September 22, 2026
The New Jersey Society of CPAs was at the forefront of business relief efforts after Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
Small Business September 21, 2026
Businesses that weather a late payment without lasting damage tend to be the ones with a plan already in place.
Small Business September 21, 2026
Business travelers seek simplicity and efficiency to add value to their trips.
Small Business September 19, 2026
Section 338 tariffs apply to a variety of Canadian products, including many otherwise eligible for duty-free status under USMCA.
General News September 17, 2026
Trump floated hitting goods imported from the European Union with fresh tariffs or even cutting off some trade.
Accounting September 16, 2026
These five checks can help your client prepare a commercial account for referral and keep the records accurate afterward.
Accounting September 16, 2026
This year’s online event will be held Dec. 9 and Dec. 10, 2026, with seven free, one-hour, educational sessions each day.
Small Business September 14, 2026
The new 50% tariffs on $20 billion of Canadian goods will hammer many small- and medium-sized businesses, including family firms, that up to this point have been largely sheltered from the trade war.