Service, Rebranding Mark Jackson Thornton’s Centennial Year
Jackson Thornton kicked off its “100 Years | 100 Acts of Service” to benefit Rise Against Hunger by using its 200-plus team members to pack more than 34,000 meals.
Benchmark Changes in This Year’s Fed Income Taxes
Dr. Kerry Inger, who specializes in financial accounting and corporate taxation in Auburn University’s Harbert College of Business, highlights the most significant changes of "the most significant tax reform since 1986."
Relief Donors Visit Rwandan Kids
Four employees of Warren Averett LLC, the nationally ranked accounting firm, fly to Rwanda to meet children they’re sponsoring through an international charity.
What is Wealth?
However you measure it, it’s more about value than currency.
Financial Planning 101
Alabama experts offer tips for managing your money at each stage of your career.
How the Rich Stay Rich
Banks offer special services to help wealthy clients protect their funds and not-quite-so-wealthy ones climb the ladder.
Small Business Focused Finance
Alabama credit unions are fine-tuning their small business relationships, mentoring clients and increasing loan portfolios.
Banking Outside the Box
Technology is in, but bank branches aren’t out of style, not among Alabama banks.
Who’s Accountable for Bank Fraud?
Bankruptcy of what was once Alabama’s third largest bank is the center of a court case that could redefine the liability limits of accounting firms.
Good Eats Portfolio
Private equity firm Fenwick Brands leverages “expertise equity” to launch hot new food brands onto grocery shelves.