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US accounting practices are seeking to protect more than $400m in fees that could be lost if the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approves plans to ease post-Enron audit rules, the Financial Times reported.

A popular productivity method encourages you to start your day by “eating the frog”—that is, tackling your biggest, most important task of the day first, then moving through the lesser ones in turn. For many, structuring their to-do list around their greatest responsibility is a good way to stay motivated and ensure top priorities are…

Recent headlines about the dangers posed by advancing artificial intelligence systems have stoked fear among individuals and businesses alike. The threat that bad actors could use such tools to hack corporate systems is a growing concern for management teams in most, if not all, industries.

Financial illiteracy is quite high in Australia, Melbourne accountant Adam Jacobson says, which is why he tries to teach Aussies simple finance tips on social media.

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FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. – A British Columbia Supreme Court judge has ruled that the province cannot require internationally trained medical graduates to work in rural and remote communities as a condition of securing residency positions.

On September 3, 2026, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued a proposal (the Proposal) to rescind Rule 206(4)-5, commonly referred to as the Pay-to-Play Rule (the Rule), in its entirety, eliminating the two-year time-out on compensated advisory services to government clients following a covered political contribution. The Proposal would also amend Rule 204-2, commonly…

What does the shift to a 120-hour pathway do to how we hire, develop, and retain talent?

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.’smove to narrow bank supervisors’ ability to flag unsafe or unsound practiceswould give banks more discretion over how they manage supervisory risks — but with that flexibility comes greater responsibility for addressing small problems before they become big ones.

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