By: Global English (Middle East and North Africa Financial Network)
(MENAFN Press) Expectations of a global economic recession have risen sharply, and risk aversion has reached a new high, according to Merrill Lynch's Survey of Fund Managers for September. Fear about the prospects of global...
By: Targeted News Service
Targeted News Service
The American Society of Safety Engineers issued the following news release:
In light of the impending strength of Hurricane Ike, the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) urges everyone in the affected areas to take steps...
By: Business Wire
A recent survey by RevenueRecognition.com and IDC of senior financial executives from 586 companies, found that companies rate revenue recognition accounting as having the greatest risk for errors and inaccuracies by a margin of...
By: audit integrity
Preview : Total aggregate shareholder class action lawsuits have increased to a sizeable 111 cases through June 30 2008, up 63% over the prior year. Audit Integrity’s Accounting and Governance (AGR®) Rating and AGR Litigation...
By: Los Angeles Times
From Bloomberg News
Medicare overpaid for drugs that had generic versions because of a time lag in computing prices from when the cheaper medicines became available, the U.S. Health and Human Services Department's inspector general said.
By: PR Newswire
BOSTON, Aug. 27 /PRNewswire/ -- On Aug. 29, New Orleans will mark the third anniversary of Hurricane Katrina with a candlelight vigil in Jackson Square -- a powerful reminder of the impact that both natural and unnatural...
By: Investor's Business Daily
DAVID HOGBERG
The number of people in the U.S. without health coverage fell for the first time in seven years in 2007, the Census Bureau reported Tuesday, but there was no change in the partisan divide over reform.
By: Christian Science Monitor
Brad Knickerbocker
Writing a first-person book about the last big war in the midst of today's war can be tricky. It could attract older vets thinking back to their days in combat as well as younger readers whose interest is piqued by the fighting...
By: Buffalo News (New York)
By Jonathan D. Epstein - NEWS BUSINESS REPORTER
HSBC Bank USA suffered more than just a computer crash last week, some customers say: It also suffered damage to its image and reputation in their eyes.
As the U.S. bank slogged through its computer problems and recovery...
By: Los Angeles Times
Paul Roberts, Paul Roberts' newest book, "The End of Food
If you are searching for signs that today's high food prices won't last, the latest report on the meat industry isn't promising. In May, a distinguished panel of scientists and meat industry officials concluded that the current...
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