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Ernst & Young LLP has snapped up Mark Esposito, a startup and venture capital point-man at rival audit firm PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP.

The accountants that performed a forensic audit of the Kansas Bioscience Authority said Tuesday that they've given former CEO Tom Thornton's laptop computer and copies of their analysis of the device to the Johnson County District Attorney's office.

Felipe F. Basulto is the retail market manager for TD Bank, overseeing the Miami-Dade locations and responsible for growth, profitability and continued expansion of TD Bank's retail network in the local market.

A group of Nova Scotia CEOs from private and public corporations and public sector organizations will have a rare opportunity to get together in Halifax today to talk business.

Cynthia Izzo has been promoted to managing director in KPMG's Advisory Services practice in Boston, according to a news release.

Andrew Jones has been hired to lead KatzAbosch Consulting LLC, a new wholly-owned subsidiary of KatzAbosch, a certified public accounting and consulting firm based in Timonium.

Advisers have told banks to build flashy current account gimmicks like Facebook notifications costing 5-a-month if they want to squeeze more money out of customers.

A new survey of Calgarians indicates 83 per cent of respondents are not likely to buy a home in the city this year.

A man walking across the street to get dinner is shot and killed in North Tulsa.

Harjiv Singh, founder CEO, Salwan Media said, "There are several new career options and courses available today in India as well as abroad.

Fjallabyggd is a skier's dream. Its slopes are perfect for slaloming and there are also tracks for telemark skiing.

Digital lockers that house movies and TV episodes in the cloud are becoming a concept that consumers increasingly seem comfortable with.

That's a question many organizations are asking in the face of a slow economic recovery and continued global turbulence.

Concur Technologies 's stock had its "overweight" rating reaffirmed by equities research analysts at Oppenheimer in a research note issued to investors on Monday.

The average household in Britain has nearly 8,000 worth of debt from loans, overdrafts and credit cards, despite spending three years trying to pay them down, a study has found.

Demand for credit cards is "feeling the strain" as UK borrowers turn to other forms of finance, a report has said.

Successful London businesswomen will be paired with female students in an attempt to inspire them to break through the glass ceiling.

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Payday lenders could overtake credit cards and become a mainstream method of borrowing, a report by one of the UK's leading accountancy firms has warned.

A QUARTER of 25 to 34-year-olds have used credit to fund essential purchases in the last year, a report has found.