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Mazars accountants stop vouching for Trump organization’s financial statements
Consultants questioned the integrity of financial records from hundreds of businesses owned by the former president on Feb. 9. Mazars USA declared Trump Organization financial statements from the past decade cannot be "relied on." "Statements of financial condition for Donald J. Trump for the years ending June 30, 2011–June 30, 2020, should ...
Beijing pressures Alibaba into liquidating media shares at 2.3 billion yuan loss
A communist dictatorship forced a multinational e-commerce company into making a very unprofitable transaction on Sept. 23. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) allegedly pressured Alibaba Group into disposing its shares in Mango Excellent Media (MEM), swiftly ending the company's first class-A shareholding. "[MEM received] a letter of recommendation on a request to ...
Uber, Lyft launch PR campaign against Texan ‘Heartbeat’ law
Two ride sharing companies publicly encouraged employees to disregard Texas's new pro-life legislation. Uber and Lyft promise to fully cover legal expenses if their workers are sued for driving a customer to have an illegal abortion procedure. The Heartbeat Act prohibits terminating pregnancy after an unborn baby's heartbeat is detected, which usually ...
Father of ten buys ice cream truck to create jobs for his disabled children
Concerned about his two grown children with Down syndrome finding work, an Ohio father decided to buy an ice cream truck so the children could earn a living from selling sweet delights and demonstrating to society how much people with various abilities can achieve. “No matter what your abilities are, there’s something that ...
Disgruntled Burger King staff send simple message to boss that goes viral
Dissatisfied Burger King workers creatively bid farewell to senior management on an outdoor display board that became an internet sensation. A mischievous group of employees chose a very public way to resign on July 10. They went outside and rearranged letters on the display board to vent frustration about allegedly working ...
Twitter sued after losing legal immunity in India
A Californian social media giant will be directly liable for content posted to its online platform in India. Indian authorities have stripped Twitter Inc. of its legal intermediary status, which prevented the San Francisco-headquartered company from being sued for hosting certain third-party text, images, and videos. Uttar Pradesh Police accuses the business ...
Walmart employee honored after selflessly buying items for customers
A multinational retail company worker, who often buys goods for struggling shoppers out of her own pocket, received an act of generosity herself. Gloria is arguable one of the most generous cashiers at Walmart's store in Ammon, Idaho. She has used her own savings many times to help needy shoppers put ...
America lost millions of jobs because Democratic presidential candidate Biden likes ‘made in China’ says White House
A high number of U.S. jobs were lost to other countries because the Democrat running for president wants everything to be made in China, the White House said. Director of Trade and Manufacturing Policy Peter Navarro estimates more than 5 million American jobs disappeared after Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden encouraged ...
Anyone fleeing the CCP Virus and ‘anarchist’ protests can move to South Dakota says Republican Gov. Kristi Noem
A Republican, responsible for signing bills passed by the South Dakota State Legislature, offers every American safe haven from the deadly Asian disease and violent civil unrest. Gov. Kristi Noem is welcoming any business or individual that wants to live without CCP (Chinese Communist Party) Virus restrictions or fear of extreme ...
Business owners affected by riots and looting in Minnesota meet the president
President Trump is on the campaign trail in the battleground states. By contrast, on the same day, the Democrats kickstart their national convention in Milwaukee with an almost entirely virtual event. On Monday, Aug. 17, President Trump was introduced to business owners in Minneapolis who have had their livelihoods decimated by ...
China’s 2019 growth lowest in 29 years, trade war and domestic pressures take toll
China's economic growth fell to a 29-year low of 6.1% in 2019 from 6.6% in 2018, the country’s National Bureau of Statistics data showed on Friday, Jan. 17. Though the growth rate still remains within the government’s target range for 2019 at 6.0%-6.5%, it marks the slowest since 1990, according to ...
Over 202,000 gun background checks on Black Friday are second highest on record
The nation's domestic intelligence and security service conducted the second highest number of gun background checks in history on Nov. 29. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) confirmed it performed 202,465 National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) firearm background checks on Black Friday. Official data shows the latest figure was ...
Florida business owner offers homeless man job but he refuses, that’s when tables are turned
It was time to take a stand, a businessman said. As he drove past a particular corner near his home in Bradenton, Florida, he felt abused almost every day. Bray Remodeling's Ryan Bray said homeless men and women can be seen every day, standing at the intersection of 75th Street W ...
City of Denver fines company for refusing to remove homeless people’s poo
A Colorado internet service provider received at least one ticket for not cleaning up after homeless people who allegedly defecated on company property, on Nov. 8. The city of Denver has fined Forethought because the business owner stopped collecting poo left on the company's property at Five Points, about a mile ...
City of Milwaukee approves ‘tiny’ veteran housing development
Struggling Wisconsin veterans could soon be offered a new home after local authorities approved an affordable housing project on Nov. 11. The City of Milwaukee has granted final approval for the Veterans Outreach of Wisconsin's Tiny Homes Initiative at 6730 N 60th Street next to the Job Corp Center, 11 miles ...
The Chinese Communist regime paralyzes the purchase of meat and soybeans from the United States
U.S. exports of soybeans, sorghum, and pork to China have stagnated, according to data released by the U.S. government on Thursday, Aug. 8. The Commerce Ministry announced this week that purchases of U.S. products by Chinese companies had been "suspended," Reuters reported. U.S. producers are currently only shipping orders that have already ...
D.C.’s ban on plastic straws extends beyond restaurants and bars to churches and day care centers
The District of Columbia is set to implement a new ban on single-use plastic straws and coffee stirrers. Poised to take effect Jan. 1, the prohibition is not limited only to restaurants and bars, but also churches, day care centers, and other entities in the city. D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser is ...
Apples to peaches, veggies and more
WHEELERSBURG, Ohio — After 60 years and three generations, the family-owned and-operated Fuhrmann Orchards has grown from a few apple trees to over 200 acres of locally grown produce. "We grow 30 varieties of apples, over 10 varieties of peaches and nectarines, melons, pumpkins, fall squash, vegetables and more," said Paul ...
Trump escalates his attack on Fed: ‘My biggest threat’
President Donald Trump is calling the Federal Reserve "my biggest threat" because he thinks it's raising interest rates too quickly. Trump says he doesn't speak with Chairman Jerome Powell because of the Fed's independence, but "I'm not happy with what he's doing because it's going too fast" in raising rates at ...
Lockout looming? NHL is 1 year away from key labor deadline
Connor McDavid heard teammates talking about another potential lockout when he entered the NHL — in 2015.
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