Companies need executives with Web 2.0 know-how, but many are struggling to catch on.
The firm will increase its staff there by 2,000 graduates next year — 200 more than it added in 2008.
The SEC has been tardy with its accounting roadmap for international standards, leaving some to wonder if the project has gone off course.
The Conference Board predicts negative consumption in the next quarter and says the signs are bad for businesses.
Changes to accounting rules could put loads of assets back on banks' balance sheets.
The PCAOB's standing advisory committee examines the task of recession-time auditing, including the likelihood that fraud will be a growing problem.
The former CFO and CEO of Lehman Brothers are under investigation for misleading investors.
A new industry study argues that cumbersome accounting guidelines cause companies in that sector to restate more often.
Yields on the short-term have dipped since the Fed announced its backstop plan.
The SEC's interactive data initiatives could eventually force companies to continuously report raw financial data. That gives experts pause.
The move, along with a dividend cut, should help the struggling U.S. insurer keep its AA rating.
The Commercial Paper Funding Facility is the latest effort to unlock the credit markets.
