Cents and Sensibility
Does it matter what investors say about stocks? Find out how pairing investor sentiment with quantitative data might help you more accurately evaluate stocks.
August 9, 2022 | By Mitchell Simpson, Vernon Richardson
Is It Worth It? The Relationship Between Audit Fees and Audit Quality
Audit quality's improved since SOX, so are high audit premiums worth it? Recent research suggests maybe not, given the convergence of audit price and quality
August 13, 2021 | By Ryan Decker, Jonathan Shipman
Digital Disruption: Disaster or Opportunity for Accounting Professionals
Is automation a threat for accountants? Automation has changed - and will continue to change the profession. This article describes how educators should respond.
July 30, 2021 | By Ryan Decker
Concentrations Add Value to Accounting Master’s Program
The IMAcc provides the smoothest path toward a seamless, five-year competition of both an undergraduate and master’s degree. And the restructured master’s program provides concentrated options for students no matter the next step in their academic or professional journeys.
April 1, 2021 | By Stephen Caldwell
Accounting Students Learn the Language Of Business
Accounting is less about high-level mathematics, for instance, and more about giving structure to unstructured situations by learning and speaking the language of business.
January 21, 2021 | By Stephen Caldwell
To Catch a Breach: Why Companies Aren’t Investing in Cybersecurity
Breaches occur more frequently in retail, banking, and internet service companies, and the number of breaches has significantly increased since 2009.
February 21, 2020 | By Michael Adkison
12 Ways Endowing a Department Benefits the Department, College and Society
All of these benefits to a department with a named endowment lead to better teaching, better research and better prepared graduates.
February 20, 2020 | By Matt Waller
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