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Travel Smarter, Lead Better — How to Use Travel to Boost Your Leadership IQ
For leaders, business travel can be an opportunity to connect with employees, build key relationships and solve urgent problems — if they approach it properly.
Accounting firms have been making more errors, but bosses are split on whether remote work is to blame
Do accountants make more mistakes when they work remotely? The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board investigated why auditing errors have surged following the pandemic and whether internal culture has contributed. Tied up with the questions about audit quality is another big issue facing accounting firms: how to attract Gen Z talent.
Is the Stock Market’s ‘January Effect’ Real?
For decades, a popular theory has held that US stocks tend to rise more in January than in other months. The existence of this phenomenon, known as the January effect, once appeared to be undeniable as studies showed gains several times larger in January than in an average month. The effect was most pronounced among […]
The tax that's stopping older homeowners from selling their valuable properties
An extra tax on home sale profits over $250,000 was designed to target wealthy homeowners. But as home values have soared, the tax is impacting middle-income people, too. Two older homeowners said they wanted to downsize but had been discouraged by the tax.
Gen X May Require A ‘Miracle’ To Retire
Gen Xers are finding themselves woefully underprepared for retirement, with average savings falling far short of the recommended amount for a comfortable post-work life.

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