China to Probe US Sorghum Subsidies

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China to Probe US Sorghum Subsidies

China said it started a one-year anti-subsidy investigation into grain sorghum imported from the U.S., further fueling trade tensions between the world's two biggest economies. The Commerce Ministry said it has initial evidence that the U.S. government subsidizes grain sorghum, according to a statement
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North Dakota State University graduates – Feb. 4, 2018

Boyer, B.S., finance, B.A., history; Ashleigh Brink, B.S.N.; Leah Burke, B.S. accounting; Clancy Carufel, B.S., biological sciences; *Matthew Chumley, B.S.C.E.; Thad Cunningham, B.S., human development and family science; Gregory Dogan, B.S.N.; Fadi Douri, B.S.M.E.; *Benjamin Erickson, B.S.E.E.;
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The Ledger, Feb. 4: The week that was in Canadian accounting news

News this week that B.C. accounting-tech firm Bench raised $23m in a Series B funding round is interesting. The B.C. tech startup has an interesting business model that looks to be a real disruptor in the bookkeeper and small accounting firm space, commoditizing reconciliation and tax filing work.
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ACCOUNTING/OPERATIONS ASSISTANT

Who are we? Stonz, a leading name in children's footwear and outerwear, has been helping parents around the world enjoy the great outdoors for more than 13 years. Our products have won numerous…
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People in Business for Sunday, Feb. 4

Amatics is happy to announce the addition of Katie Pettyjohn, CPA. She graduated with her Masters of Professional Accountancy from MSU in 2011 and returned to Bozeman after spending the last six years in Colorado. With her experience working in public accounting and private industry she brings a
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