Week in Insights: Lower Tariffs May Not Yet Mean Lower Prices
This week, experts analyzed IRS shutdown shock waves, the tax case of Publix heiress Julia “Julie” Jenkins Fancelli, and more.
Equity investors are growing increasingly concerned about the amount of leverage that Big Tech is taking on to build out its artificial intelligence infrastructure as the industry faces rising fears of a bubble.
New York has followed California to become the 23rd state to adopt licensing reforms meant to expand access to accounting careers with a shorter timeline to qualify for the CPA credential.
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The accounting overhaul that pulled leased airplanes and warehouses onto corporate balance sheets has led to higher ongoing expenses for companies than the US standard-setter initially expected, according to a new report.
The SEC’s top accountant called Thursday for the US audit board to lean on international standards when updating rules used to vet the revenues and asset values for some of the largest companies in the world.
This week, experts analyzed IRS shutdown shock waves, the tax case of Publix heiress Julia “Julie” Jenkins Fancelli, and more.
New York has followed California to become the 23rd state to adopt licensing reforms meant to expand access to accounting careers with a shorter timeline to qualify for the CPA credential.
Blue Ridge Bankshares Inc.‘s $2.5 million settlement earned a federal court’s final approval to resolve investor allegations tied to its loan accounting.
Equity investors are growing increasingly concerned about the amount of leverage that Big Tech is taking on to build out its artificial intelligence infrastructure as the industry faces rising fears of a bubble.
Guidehouse Inc. can move forward with a $250 million maximum value contract to provide the US Army with accounting, auditing solutions, and change management support services, the GAO said in a decision released Friday.
The plunging value of Bitcoin is piling pressure on the securities
Geotech says Grant Thornton has resigned as the auditor of the company effective from Nov. 21, according to a statement to Hong Kong stock exchange.
Taiwan’s life insurers proposed changes to accounting rules that will cut annual hedging costs by an estimated NT$90 billion ($2.9 billion) and provide relief for excessive currency swings, according to a statement from an industry group.
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Nicklaus Companies has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Delaware, according to a court filing.
Wall Street’s risk machine didn’t break this week — Friday’s
A handful of former
Americans with four-year college degrees now comprise a record 25% of total unemployment, underscoring a sharp slowdown in white-collar hiring this year.
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