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To many in the accounting world, Carl Bass is a hero. Long before Enron became a worldwide symbol of scandal, Bass told his supervisors at […]

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Debt-struck Ireland braced for the painful details Tuesday of the toughest budget in its history, a condition for receiving a massive international bailout.
Finance Minister Brian […]

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U.S. core producer prices recorded their largest decline in more than four years while industrial output was flat in October, underscoring the Federal Reserve’s […]

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European Central Bank President Jean- Claude Trichet, speaking on behalf of the world’s central bankers, said the Federal Reserve’s decision to buy more assets was […]

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The Hawaii State Board of Education unanimously voted Kathryn Matayoshi to be the new superintendent of the Hawaii State Department of Education.
At a special meeting, […]

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A consortium of 31 states that was led by Washington received a $160 million grant Thursday from the Department of Education to develop a student […]

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Target Corp. may be trying to find another way to cool down the anger of gay rights advocates upset over a $150,000 political donation to […]

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Goldman Sachs paid $550 million to settle charges of defrauding investors in a sale of securities tied to subprime mortgages, the Securities and Exchange […]

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All businesses — and particularly retailers — thinking of conserving costs by shrinking space should consider at least three factors to assure the maximum […]

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