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Acquisitions can quickly complicate sales and use tax compliance for private equity-backed companies. A newly acquired business may bring different Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems, legal entities, sales channels, jurisdictions, and reporting requirements into the portfolio.

For digital ad buyers, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission’s lawsuit against Amazon’s on-platform search advertising business appears to be a tempest in a teapot. Marketers have not been panicking and haranguing their agencies for information on the e-commerce giant’s shifty ad auction dynamics, according to agency executives.

Economic claims during political cycles tend to travel faster than the corrections.

There is a number that Indian IT companies increasingly like to talk about: revenue per employee. It is a useful number because it tells us how much money a company is generating from every person on its payroll. And right now, that number is rising across the country’s biggest IT services companies.

When people brag about being “so productive” because they get up before 5 a.m., is this true or are they simply performing discipline? In a thread on r/productivity, redditors are debating this modern mystery. The conversation kicked off when one person noticed that their early-bird colleague was visibly fading by 2 p.m. every day at…