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FEI CIFRC - Unexpected Pleasures Part 2
The speeches at the FEI conference were all great and I have quite a few more Twitter excerpts to reprint, along with more thoughtful commentary now that I have had a few days to reflect. So, more dispatches to come, including a magnum opus on "going concern" and theories of auditors' liability. I mentioned in a previous post that press briefings ... continue
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Can we please help customers rather than confuse?
For those interested in such things, there’s a terrific SaaS ‘food fight’ underway at AccountingWeb. After maybe 40 comments and a lot of yo-yo’ing among commenters on yet another SaaS discussion, Gary Turner calls time stating: Those who are successful are winning for the same reasons people have always won – great product, great customer empathy, [...] Go to Source continue
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Beyond the Yellow Brick Road: A College Student’s Assessment of Public Accounting Job Opportunities
Jordan Sakowitz is a senior at Lehigh University, majoring in Accounting and Management Information Systems. He also serves as the editor of the Brand-Yourself.com Blog. While he currently resides in Bethlehem, PA, he will be moving to New York City this summer when he will begin his career ... continue
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- @Going Concern “At Davos, Big 4 CEOs Get Their Close-Ups”
- The Great American Financial Sandwich: AIG, PwC, and Goldman Sachs
- The Great American Financial Sandwich: AIG, PwC, and Goldman Sachs
- Sarbanes-Oxley Insights: An Interview With Bob Hirth of Protiviti
- Sarbanes-Oxley Insights: An Interview With Bob Hirth of Protiviti
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Ireland’s suffering offers a glimpse of Britain’s future under the Tories
Ireland’s suffering offers a glimpse of Britain’s future under the Tories | Business | guardian.co.uk . Larry Elliott on the carnage that’s been unleashed on Ireland and which the Tories would create here. continue