751 news & feature articles results for "bill financial accounting"

Posted by Rafe Needleman

Atlanta Internet Bank announced that it has signed up 3,000 accounts since its launch in October 1996, representing deposits exceeding $43 million. Atlanta Internet Bank offers such financial services as money market accounts, interest checking accounts, ATM cards, bill payment services, and certificates of deposit. The bank plans to offer a full line of financial services, including loans, credit cards, mortgages, and brokerage services within a year.

Posted by Stephanie Miles

The agency wants to put the kibosh on creativity--at least when it comes to the way public high-tech firms report their earnings.

Posted by Dan Goodin

Although information technology has taken on a more strategic role, many organizations still treat it as a support function. But McKinsey research finds that business managers, not IT leaders, need to take ownership and assume responsibility of the tech agenda. Only then will it be aligned with the organization's larger goals.

Posted by null The McKinsey Quarterly

The company says it will miss its June 30 deadline to report its 2003 and first-quarter financials.

Posted by Marguerite Reardon

Intuit QuickBooks 2009 introduces global currency support and a free Web site for a year, expanding the application's scope beyond bookkeeping.

Posted by Elsa Wenzel

Nokia Money will let consumers pay for purchases, take care of bills, and send money to other people, all from their cell phones.

Posted by Lance Whitney

Slowly but surely, the company is building up its financial services to look more like an online bank. Funny thing is, some banks have Web sites that are starting to look a lot like portals.

Posted by Greg Sandoval

First Oracle and now two other vendors are suing the online music start-up, charging it with unpaid bills. Qtrax also appears to be behind payments to at least one label.

Posted by Greg Sandoval

The country's largest bank suffers a glitch Tuesday morning that prevents customers from accessing their accounts via the Web.

Posted by Greg Sandoval