As part of Boise State’s commitment to meeting new federal Title II/ADA accessibility requirements, the Office of Information Technology is launching a new series of virtual workshops designed to help ...

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We pack our food fetishes wherever we go and some countries are better at dealing with the challenges - like this traveller's aversion to a certain root vegetable. Frankly, I was surprised to see it.

The South African Revenue Service’s (Sars) longstanding tolerance of delayed or omitted trust submissions may soon come to an end, with administrative penalties and increased oversight on the horizon.