Gary Thomson graduated from college with an accounting degree in 1985. Looming ahead of him was the CPA exam. Thomson and many other accounting graduates rushed to take the test before the far-reaching Tax Reform Act of 1986 became law. âWe all had a big incentive back in those days to get
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Facebook said it would roll out a centralized system for its users to control their privacy and security settings in response to an outcry over the way it has handled personal data.
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Over 15 years, four women in Lake Oswego, Ore., a wealthy Portland suburb, sought police protection against the same man, court filings show.
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Morgan Stanley knew for years about allegations that one of its top brokers had threatened, assaulted and harassed four women – but the Oregon executive remained on the job, according to a shocking report on Wednesday.
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Airbnb Inc. is making it easier for Chinese authorities to keep track of travelers in the country. The home-sharing company plans to share guest information, including passports and booking dates, directly with the government. This week, it sent an email to hosts declaring it may disclose their information
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