An Argentine court will decide on the winning bid for control of Vicentin SAIC after two bidders made competing claims of securing enough support from creditors of the bankrupt Argentine soy export giant, Clarin reported.

Wall Street’s bull market got fresh fuel at end of a month that’s lived up to its volatile reputation, with earnings optimism outweighing worries about a rally that’s heavily concentrated on tech giants.

A day after Perplexity AI launched its new agentic patent research tool, the company said its users are calling for more expansive search capabilities beyond prior art queries.

Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang has sold more than $1 billion worth of the chipmaker’s shares since June, completing a massive pre-planned stock sale.

Failed digital currency business Axia sought US bankruptcy court recognition of its Cayman Islands-based liquidation and a halt to an investor suit alleging misconduct related to its failed AXIA coin.

Leading US crypto exchange Coinbase Global Inc. is in late-stage talks to acquire stablecoin infrastructure startup BVNK in a roughly $2 billion deal, pending due diligence, according to people familiar with the matter.

Wall Street’s bull market got fresh fuel at end of a month that’s lived up to its volatile reputation, with earnings optimism outweighing worries about a rally that’s heavily concentrated on tech giants.

Italian prosecutors ordered the seizure of around €1.3 billion ($1.5 billion) in shares from the holding company that controls the drinks maker Davide Campari-Milano NV, as part of an alleged tax-fraud probe, according to a statement late Friday.

Internet marketplaces and platforms called for discussion with Mexico’s government about measures approved by Congress this week requiring companies to provide real-time tax information and combat false invoices.

A property owner’s suit challenging an increase to the property’s taxable value was untimely, the Michigan Court of Appeals held in dismissing the suit.

Australia issued draft instructions Friday for its upcoming country-by-country reporting requirements, which oblige multinational companies to report tax information publicly.

New York state’s projected budget deficit narrowed by more than $3 billion, as the state expects a record-breaking stock market and improved outlook for Wall Street bonuses.

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) Oct. 29 issued an Advocate General opinion for Case T-638/24, on VAT rules for intra-Community acquisitions and supplies. The taxpayer, an Austrian company, purchased ...

The Greek Parliament Oct. 27 accepted for consideration a bill to provide middle class tax support. The bill includes measures to: 1) reduce individual income tax rates for employment income ...

The South African Official Gazette Oct. 28 published Notice No. 6763, extending filing deadlines related to Pillar Two, for the fiscal year commencing on or after Jan. 1, 2024, but ...

The Danish Customs and Tax Administration Oct. 29 posted City Court Decision No. SKM2025.607.BR, clarifying the input VAT and business expense deduction rules regarding alleged subcontractor services. The taxpayer, a ...

The Danish Customs and Tax Administration Oct. 29 posted online National Tax Court Decision No. SKM2025.606.LSR, clarifying dividend withholding tax obligations under the EU parent-subsidiary directive. The taxpayer, a Danish ...

The Omani News Agency (ONA) Oct. 29 announced the issuance of Royal Decree No. 93/2025, ratifying the air transport agreement with Syria, signed Sept. 22. [Oman, News Agency, 10/29/25]

Leading accounting professors are calling for a public inquiry into the bankruptcy declaration of the UK’s largest local authority, after much-delayed audited accounts showed the council had probably not gone bust.

Just this month, Meta Platforms Inc. has secured about $60 billion in capital to build data centers, part of its spending to get ahead in the artificial intelligence race. Half of that won’t show up on the social media giant’s balance sheet as debt.

A group of First Brands lenders have accused the auto parts supplier of “widespread fraud” and are seeking to end part of the auto parts supplier’s bankruptcy.

KPMG LLP bosses will start examining how staffers are using the firm’s artificial intelligence tools as part of their annual performance reviews, the latest sign of how the technology is rapidly reshaping the world of consulting.

The possibility that many of President Donald Trump’s tariffs could be ruled illegal has companies salivating at the chance to recoup tariffs already paid—sometimes stretching well into the millions.

The skills and dedication that CPA and CFA exams require will continue to differentiate certified professionals from their competition, even given large language models’ improvements.