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washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Business - 24 hours ago
The Bush administration and the Securities and Exchange Commission are pressing forward with a plan that would allow American companies to opt out of using U.S. accounting standards in favor of international ones as a …
Also tagged: christopher cox, accounting, new, united states, speed, for, push, gains, carl levin, the white house, u s securities and exchange commission, jack reed, tony fratto, james cox, enron corporation, henry m paulson, john w white, u s department of the treasury, international accounting standards board, financial accounting standards board, american institute of certified public accountants, duke university school of law, arleen r thomas
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The Enterprise Architecture Toolkitmsdn.com » Mike Walker's Ramblings about Industry Architecture - Jul 7, 2008 Over the past month there has been a flurry of interest in what is referred to as the Enterprise Architecture Toolkit (EATK). The last mention of the EATK was in my post recapping the Japan Strategic Architecture Forum … Also tagged: architecture, enterprise architecture, eatk |
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Censorship in toysbloggingbaby.com » ParentDish - Jul 6, 2008 Filed under: Babies, Toddlers, Fun & activities, Media, Education, Toys & games, Gadgets & tech About a month ago my husband was playing around with one of our son's toys and realized it was censored. The … Also tagged: music, internet, television, children, toys, letters, censorship, parents, educational, leapfrog, alphabet, caterpillar, bad words, badwords, dirty words, dirtywords, leap frog, alphabet pal, educationaltool, alphabetpal, educational tool |
telegraph.co.uk » News - Jul 3, 2008
The world's most famous teddy bear maker has decided to repatriate production to Germany after finding that cut-price Chinese factories could not replicate the quality of craftsmanship.
Also tagged: germany, manufacturing, china, buttons, steiff, teddy bears, ears
washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Health - Jul 2, 2008
High levels of formaldehyde found in trailers provided to Hurricane Katrina evacuees on the Gulf Coast probably resulted from cheap wood and poor ventilation in designs used by manufacturers under permissive government …
Also tagged: materials, cheap, in, united states, trailers, on, low, fema, construction, berkeley, toxicity, centers for disease control and prevention, blamed, lawrence berkeley national laboratory, u s house committee on oversight and government reform
telegraph.co.uk » News - Jul 1, 2008
The Westminster sleaze watchdog has warned that reforms to MPs' expenses proposed by the House of Commons Speaker do not go far enough to address public concerns.
Also tagged: mp, kelly, christopher, commons, speaker, expenses, commission, parliament, sir, westminster, sleaze, watchdog, parliamentary
tbray.org » ongoing - Jun 30, 2008
Or at least that’s what ISO’s Secretary General says. [I had hoped to stop writing about this subject, sigh]. There are multiple appeals against OOXML; let’s try to read the tea-leaves without too many guttural …
Also tagged: business, technology, microsoft, xml, technology xml, business microsoft, technology standards
telegraph.co.uk » News - Jun 28, 2008
Husband and wife Conservative MPs censured by parliamentary watchdogs for breaking housing expense rules plan to claim thousands of pounds more from the taxpayer on a new property, The Sunday Telegraph has learned.
Also tagged: mp, housing, ann, commons, expenses, conservative, david, sleaze, nicholas, cameron, watchdog, commissioner, parliamentary, winterton
telegraph.co.uk » Telegraph UK News - Jun 27, 2008
Eric Pickles, the Conservatives' local government spokesman, is being lined up as a potential replacement for party chairman Caroline Spelman.
Also tagged: eric, party, david, pickles, chairman, cameron, allowances, commissioner, caroline, parliamentary, spelman
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Blame the Computer: A Business Process Modeling Anti-patternmsdn.com » Inside Architecture - Jun 27, 2008 Whenever you model a business process, it is inevitable that, sooner or later, you will come to an activity that is entirely automated. As time goes on, more and more of the activities slip quietly into the … Also tagged: bpm |