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Human resources Running in the family. Succession planning remains a thorny issue for many family businesses. But the earlier the planning starts, the easier it's likely to be.
by Debbie Therrien
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Management trends Better budgeting. Despite their alleged demise, budgets still remain a popular fixture - how we define them and the cultures in which we use them are simply changing with the times.
By Robert Colman
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Business strategies Culture change and organic growth. Overcoming barriers to organizational learning.
By Anne Papmehl
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Tax Tips The rules of the sale. Non-competition payments are now taxable as income. Make sure you take this into consideration when structuring a sale.
By George C. Vandebeek
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Information Technology The economics of crime. Identity theft and fraud are two of the most common white-collar crimes today. Both you and your company should be taking steps to stop them.
By Lori Siebrasse, CMA
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Government issues Defending the data. How much is a Yotta? A whole lotta security potential, according to the federal government.
By John Cooper
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Global view Merger discussions heat up the industry. Three U.K. accounting designations are exploring a consolidation that, if approved, will reshape the global professional accounting landscape.
By Robert Colman
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Media bites Taking charge
- The Power of the 2x2 Matrix
- Confronting Reality
- From Business Strategy to IT Action
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News and views New and noteworthy information you can use
- Sarbanes-Oxley compliance estimates soar
- Financial institutions lagging in risk management
- Investment management firms restructuring in face of challenges
- High Tech: Ergonomics for your laptop
- New software
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