Fed offers a dual message on health of US economy They are harder to understand than your wife when she's upset [WaPo]
Argentina is in "selective default," here's what that means [BBW]
Emails show ex-IRS official Lerner using derogatory terms for Republicans Terms like "assholes" and "crazies" [Fox]
Can you believe Greg gives away this wisdom for FREE? [Twitter]
Small businesses should enact an anti-fraud policy. Like hanging a sign in the break room that says, "New Company Policy: Don't Steal."
— Greg Kyte, CPA (@gregkyte) July 30, 2014
Reason wants to know if Burning Man can survive Grover Norquist [Reason]
Do you mean to say there is a difference? [Twitter]
Mad scientists or auditors? You decide! #GIP pic.twitter.com/vc22zn6Rsm
— Life at Deloitte (@lifeatdeloitte) July 30, 2014
Bank of America ordered to pay $1.27 billion in 'Hustle' fraud case A federal judge on Wednesday ordered Bank of America to pay $1.27 billion of damages after a federal jury found the second-largest U.S. bank liable for fraud over defective mortgages sold by its Countrywide unit. [Reuters]
So, apparently a lot of would-be lawyers experienced the worst bar exam mishap of all time This should make you feel better about your last hiccup at Prometric [ATL]
SEC Considering Former Deloitte Official for Top Accounting Job Who better to guard the hen house than a fox? [WSJ]
Drone carrying cellphones, marijuana and other contraband crashes outside South Carolina maximum-security prison I can't believe that didn't work [Daily Mail]
