Lawmakers urge SEC chair not to allow choice of accounting rules A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers is urging Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Mary Jo White not to allow companies to choose between U.S. and global accounting standards, a move they said could confuse investors and lead to legal challenges. [Reuters]
The internet tax ban could be good for Skype, bad for states [Forbes]
Boeing Procurement Officer Pleads Guilty to Fraud [AP]
Drugmaker in $54.7 billion merger aimed at cutting U.S. taxes [CNN Money]
Dell is the largest company to accept Bitcoin now [LA Times]
Tea Party Groups' Suit Against IRS Moves Forward [AP]
Pouty Husband Sends Wife Spreadsheet Detailing Sex-Life Dissatisfaction No pivot tables? No wonder your wife didn't want to fuck you. [Deadspin]