In 1829, Stephenson’s Rocket, an early steam locomotive, made its first run. It was a slow and ponderous journey, beset with difficulties. But that first journey changed the nature of transportation forever. Within a few short years steam trains were rushing along at 100mph, according to Accounting Today. That’s a little where artificial intelligence is …
Google whistleblower Dr. Robert Epstein has suggested that his wife’s fatal car crash may not have been accidental. He was warned several months previously, reports Summit News. Last month, Misti Dawn Vaughn’s Ford Ranger spun out of control on a slippery road in California and veered into the path of a tractor trailer. She died …
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The Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) has launched a user-friendly e-service for customers to enable them to declare the status of their company as required under the Companies Act. The service can be accessed by choosing the Compliance Checklist button on the Transact page of e-Services. The checklist can be completed by selecting the …
From Bloomberg: Three of four biggest accounting firms investing $9 billion on artificial intelligence, data analytics products Emphasis on staff training to bring digital into all consulting and audit practices. The Big Four accounting firms, through an unprecedented investment of billions into technology, are transforming not just how they operate, but also their very identities. …
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From The Straits Times: Emerging from the ashes of the financial crisis, digital token bitcoin was created as a bypass to the banks and government agencies mired in Wall Street’s greatest calamity in decades. It was slow to break through, muddied by a slew of scandals: fraud, thefts and scams that turned away many and …
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