With an estimated 10,000 Baby Boomers retiring every day, thousands and thousands of accounting firms and practices are going to go up on the block over the next few years, putting pressure on their owners to make sure they've built a strong value proposition for potential acquirers or merger partners
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Fleets that lease their trucks should start preparing now for new lease accounting rules that begin taking effect for public companies at the end of next year, accounting professionals and industry experts said. With the new accounting standards, the biggest change is that operating leases will now be
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(NEW YORK) – Goldman Sachs said it expects a tight U.S. labor market and more normal inflation picture will lead the Federal Reserve to hike interest rates four times next year.
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Based on extensive research with the Accounting Today audience, this session will explore firms' plans for 2018, from hiring and technology spending
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Nebraska's approval of an alternative route could throw more uncertainty into the mix for the long-delayed Keystone XL oil pipeline. The Public Service Commission approved TransCanada Corp.'s project on a three-to-two vote, removing one of the last hurdles to the Calgary-based company's
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