California’s $1 Billion Accounting Software Continues to Plague Taxpayers
Nearly 15 years in, Fi$Cal remains incomplete and over budget while critics warn it could damage California’s pandemic recovery.
Read moreNearly 15 years in, Fi$Cal remains incomplete and over budget while critics warn it could damage California’s pandemic recovery.
Read moreFilmmaker Cheryl Dunye accuses her onetime business partner of pocketing the revenue generated from a 20th anniversary restoration of her queer cinema classic “The Watermelon Woman” and also claim to have rights to future works Dunye might complete.
Read moreCalifornia’s rush to complete a long-awaited $1 billion accounting software project without fixing familiar problems could ultimately harm the state’s credit rating, the state auditor said Tuesday.
Read moreThe Supreme Court agreed Monday to temporarily block a lower court ruling that would have required President Donald Trump’s longtime accounting firm to turn over his personal financial records to Congress.
Read moreA day after a federal judge told them to “sober up,” President Donald Trump and Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance agreed on Thursday to a temporary hangover on subpoena enforcement.
Read morePricewaterhouseCoopers accounting and its partner Brandon Sprinkle will pay $7.9 million to settle charges of violating auditor independence rules, the SEC said Monday.
Read moreThe Delaware Chancery Court shot down an investor’s attempt to take control of biometric security firm Hawk Systems Inc. amid “chaos” and allegations that the company’s former managers engaged in “rampant fraud.”
Read moreA federal judge refused to dismiss claims that the estate of “St. Louis Blues” composer W.C. Handy defamed an accountant by accusing him of dipping into company assets.
Read moreA lawyer for President Donald Trump faced an uphill battle Friday in trying to secure a D.C. Circuit reversal of an order that lets the House subpoena Trump’s financial records.
Read moreJay-Z once rapped, “I’m not a businessman, I’m a business, man!” On Friday, four companies owned by the world’s first hip-hop billionaire brought a federal complaint against a brand-licensing company he says has been cooking the books for years.
Read more(CN) – The Delaware Chancery Court ruled that Rite Aid Corp. must pay the legal fees of its former chief counsel after the dust settled on an accounting fraud scandal that plagued the drugstore chain 20 years ago.
Read moreA federal judge in Washington approved a congressional subpoena of President Donald Trump’s financial records Monday, rejecting Trump’s claims the demand is an invasion of privacy.
Read moreA federal judge is set to hear arguments Tuesday that will determine the fate of a subpoena for eight years of financial records from President Donald Trump’s longtime accountants.
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