Asian shares mostly firmer, dollar loses early edge

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Asian shares mostly firmer, dollar loses early edge

SYDNEY (Reuters) – Asian shares made guarded gains on Monday as investors braced for an event-packed week headlined by U.S. inflation data and the first House testimony by the new head of the Federal Reserve.
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Beware of Making That Change in Accounting Method

There are a few reasons to file Form 3115, which is the application for change in accounting method, and one of those is if you have a Cost Segregation Study. A Cost Segregation Study is when a company comes into one of your client's place of business and reassess their fixed assets by breaking each
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Congress Weighs Tightened Background Checks to Confront Gun Violence

Employees look on at the memorial in front of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School as teachers and staff are allowed to return to the school for the first time, in Parkland, Florida. Photographer: Joe Raedle/Getty Images North America. Dramatic testimony from survivors of a deadly shooting at a Florida
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SA auditors regulator says Steinhoff probe a priority despite constraints

Independent Regulatory Board for Auditors said at the weekend it had written to parliament's finance committee on the status of its probe into an accounting scandal at retail group Steinhoff, which it said continued to be a priority despite constraints on the speed with which the investigation could be
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Coders Want to Unionize—With Help From Trump

By January, Bjorn Westergard says, he and his fellow coders had finally had enough. In the space of two months, Lanetix, the Bay Area cloud-software startup he worked for, had allegedly dismissed a colleague who'd advocated for more paid time off, discouraged the remaining staff from discussing
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