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Accounting Today Names e2b teknologies a 2011 Pacesetter
CHARDON, Ohio, Dec. 13, 2011 — /PRNewswire/ — e2b teknologies (www.e2btek.com) has been named a 2011 Pacesetter by Accounting Today magazine. This is the second consecutive year that e2b teknologies has been selected as a Pacesetter. Accounting Today magazine awards the Technology Pacesetter award annually to 100 organizations that market financial midmarket applications. In the 2011 Pacesetters cover story, Seth Fineberg, Accounting Today’s technology editor, wrote, “As the economy begins its recovery, today’s leading resellers and consultants of accounting technology
California Claims #1 Mortgage Fraud Ranking
DALLAS, Dec. 13, 2011 — /PRNewswire/ –Â Activity climbed on mortgage fraud cases being prosecuted in California, leaving the state with more fraud than any other. New York also saw acceleration, while Florida’s mortgage fraud index topped the list and Minnesota remained prominently perched among the worst locales. But as a whole, the country’s case activity was slower.The Third-Quarter 2011 Mortgage Fraud Index from MortgageDaily.com came in at 1170. The index represents activity on civil and criminal cases. Victim lenders were
Japan auditors to approve restated Olympus accounts – media
By Yoko Kubota TOKYO | Tue Dec 13, 2011 1:20am GMT TOKYO (Reuters) – External auditors of Japan’s disgraced Olympus Corp (7733.T) are set to sign off on its restated accounts this week, the Asahi newspaper said on Tuesday, clearing one key hurdle in the firm’s struggle to survive a $1.7 billion (1 billion pound) accounting fraud. The maker of cameras and medical equipment must publish its second-quarter results by Wednesday in order to keep its stock-market listing and avoid
Franchise owners weather turbulent economic times
While other girls were playing with their Barbies, at 6, Lisa Anter was charging 10 cents a cup at her lemonade stand at a lake near her Montreal, Canada, home. The following year she upped it to 15 cents. It would be another 20 years or so before her entrepreneurial instincts kicked in and she left the corporate world to open her own business. But Anter didn’t choose to go it alone. Instead she purchased a franchise — in her
