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SkyDrive announced the appointment of Mr. Masaru Kiriyama, former Outside Auditor of Kureha Corporation: a leading diversified chemical products manufacturer, to its Audit and Supervisory Board Member. He joined SkyDrive on September 27th, 2023. Mr. Kiriyama brings extensive experience in risk management and compliance from his roles in financial institutions and a chemical manufacturing company. He worked for Kureha Corporation, which oversaw 15 subsidiaries across nine countries within...

Governor Gavin Newsom describes himself as a “progressive” and has said his vision for California includes a highly unionized workforce.

For 26 years, a legislative bill labeled by the California Chamber of Commerce as a “job killer” very likely faced a death sentence.

, 29 2023 - Newlox Gold Ventures Corp. has filed its Full-Year Audited Financial Statements and Management Discussion & Analysis, which are available to the public on www.sedarplus.ca. Included in the Financial Statements is the Independent... - Veroeffentlicht am 30.09.2023

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged accounting firm Prager Metis with multiple violations of auditor independence. The SEC stated that between December 2017 and October 2020, Prager Metis added indemnification provisions to engagement letters for over 200 audits and other work, hindering the firms required independence.

The NDP wants the office to conduct a value-for-money audit and assess the financial and environmental impacts of urban boundary expansions

A power struggle over control of the Kansas City Police Department budget is now in the hands of the Missouri Supreme Court.

ASIC says he failed to obtain sufficient evidence of money held by a broking services firm in which director was subsequently charged with misusing million in client funds. The audit regulator ha

The office of Indiana Comptroller Tera Klutz issued the following Thursday, September 28, 2023:

The issue revolves around a bill passed by the Missouri Senate - and later endorsed by voters - which mandates that the city spend 25% of its budget each year.