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KPMG Desperate For Deal With DOJ
Accusations of improprieties in the sales of tax shelters have KPMG facing Arthur Andersen's fate.
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Empowering Your Inner Batman
The Caped Crusader's legendary costume and gadgets may no longer be limited to the graphic novel world.
Iranian Election Day: What Does It Mean
The Iranian elections will be underway in a few short hours. This has been a hotly contested election, pitting many different factions against one another. To most westerners it may seem like a typical election: the conservatives vs. liberals, traditional value vs. new values, and younger voters vs. older voters. In some ways it is a typical election but in many more, it's not.
With Enough Friends, You Wont Have Time To Die
A new Australian study says that if you're a crabby old curmudgeon without any friends, you may have trouble-finding pallbearers at your early funeral. Okay so I paraphrased.
Corporate Responsibility Reporting Enters the Mainstream
International accounting firm KPMG has published the results of its latest survey on corporate responsibility reporting.
Can Ketchum Walk the New Media Talk?
I was reading the press release issued yesterday by Ketchum Public Relations announcing their new service offering called Ketchum Personalized Media: "a global service that advises organizations to know how, why and when to integrate the growing roster of online and wireless media - from blogs and podcasts to mobile marketing - into their overall communications strategy," according to the announcement.
