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Senate takes up $1.1T spending bill

Senate takes up $1.1T spending bill

Debate is set to begin in the Senate on a $1.1 trillion spending bill to head off a U.S. government shutdown. The House passed the measure in a 219-206 vote Thursday night. Its version would fund most of the government […]
Senate takes up $1.1T spending bill

Senate takes up $1.1T spending bill

Debate is set to begin in the Senate on a $1.1 trillion spending bill to head off a U.S. government shutdown. The House passed the measure in a 219-206 vote Thursday night. Its version would fund most of the government […]
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Press on with revenue recognition work, experts say

Press on with revenue recognition work, experts say

Companies should continue their work to implement the new revenue recognition standard despite the potential that the Financial Accounting Standards Board may defer its effective date, experts said Wednesday at the AICPA Conference on Current SEC and PCAOB Developments.
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Renewal of tax breaks approved by House

Renewal of tax breaks approved by House

The House voted 378-46 to bring back more than 50 expired tax breaks for companies and individuals for 2014. Most supporters say they aren’t happy with the measure but believe that it is better than doing nothing.
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Bipartisan deal aims to head off government shutdown

Bipartisan deal aims to head off government shutdown

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., caught observers off guard by supporting a compromise spending plan offered by House Majority Leader John Boehner, R-Ohio, intended to avert a U.S. government shutdown. The proposal would fund the government through September.
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U.S. factory orders strong despite global slowdown

U.S. factory orders strong despite global slowdown

Manufacturing growth was nearly unchanged in the U.S. last month, while Germany, China, France and Italy experienced unexpected contractions. The Institute for Supply Management’s index was 58.7 in November, essentially unchanged from October, and remains at one of the highest […]
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