The disclosure this week by the accounting firm Mazars USA that it has cut ties with the Trump Organization could leave the company in breach of loan agreements, says Tristan Snell, a former assistant New York attorney general who helped lead the prosecution of Trump University for fraud. The accounting firm said in a February… Read More »
A record one-third of US loans sold to investors this year came from companies that borrowed more than financial watchdogs recommend, raising concerns over rising reliance on corporate credit that could exacerbate an economic downturn. By the end of November, 33 per cent of the 954 US leveraged loans issued in 2021 so far had… Read More »
The EEOC is violating labor law by unilaterally changing its safety plan and doubling the days workers must come to the office, according to an unfair labor practice charge filed by the union representing agency employees. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s recent changes require employees to work at the office at least twice a week,… Read More »