Can fintechs help slow down the decline in the number of community banks?

Corporate America still embraces a shareholder model theory. As more businesses shift to a stakeholder model, should banks follow suit?

In the 20th century, the top global businesses found success by being big. Is this still the case?

The Affordable Care Act, enacted in 2010, increased the number of Medicaid patients without increasing the number of doctors. Is this resulting in more medical malpractice?

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When influential companies present auditors with risk, they have two options: give in to what the clients want, or resign from the engagement and lose their business

As the accounting industry becomes digitized, it is increasingly important that future accountants are well-versed in digital technologies.

Over the past few years, King’s Hawaiian, a Los Angeles-based bread company, has worked to scale up without sacrificing their beloved brand. How did they pull this off?

It stands to reason that family firms would take fewer risks. Until now, however, researchers lacked empirical evidence confirming this theory.

The Indian Premier League, whose brand value now exceeds six billion U.S. dollars, took unprecedented strategies to achieve this exceptional success.

A new model offers evidence that monetary policy impacts stock returns, but not vice-versa. What does this model offer that past research did not?

Non-profits need money to achieve their mission, making those who can donate funds appealing board candidates. But the payoff of selecting board members based on their ability to give may prove costly in other ways.

Firms that experienced more flooding from Hurricane Harvey (2017) faced steeper financial recoveries. Owners and policymakers may need to rethink how they prepare for future disasters.

Communication, critical thinking and the ability to collaborate will help graduating students jumpstart their careers as certified public accountants (CPAs).

Getting comfortable with programming languages such as Python can drastically improve career prospects for certified public accountants (CPAs).