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Opinions are still mixed about the coming international
financial reporting standards, or IFRS, but for those who are
less than enthusiastic, it may all be over but the crying.
Before summer is over, the final rules are expected to be
written in stone. IFRS are set by the International Accounting
Standards Board in London, the equivalent of our FASB in
Norwalk, Connecticut.
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he found out the school offered a trip to China. Gannaway is
like many EMBA candidates - a manager in his 40s with several
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