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Admitting that he and other executives received compensation to save money for the company. police in london are investigating after metal contaminated with uranium was found at heathrow airport last month. the metropolitan police say the amount of contaminated material found in a shipment of scrap metal was extremely small and posed no threat to the public. the bbc understands that one line of inquiry is that the presence of uranium was as a result of poor handling in the country of origin, pak...

Of a 13—year tax fraud scheme ——allen weisselberg was sentenced to five months injail. he was found guilty of a 13—year tax fraud scheme at the trump organization — after evading $1.76 million in unreported income. weisselberg plead guilty to all charges against him — admitting that he and other executives received compensation to save money for the company and its executives. the french government is setting out plans to reform the pensions system, under which many workers still ret...

At the supreme court and again he condemned the attempts by bolsonaro�*s supporters to overthrow the newly installed government. last night in several cities there were demonstrations calling for those responsible to be punished. various extracts from the book which have leaked over the past week appeared to have fuelled that worldwide demand. the united states and mexico and canada have pledged to improve legal options for migrants under the plan discussed today in mexico city. they�*ve agr...

Similarthing we are still in —— we are seeing a similar thing playing out in brasilia. ., ., similar thing playing out in brasilia. ., ,, , ., lets turn to france now — because in the past hour, its eight main unions have called a strike for later this month over the governments plans to reform the countrys pensions system. this pension reform is a big test for frances president, emmanuel macron. he campaigned on it. he says its needed, because frances pension system is expensive — and i...

There are several measures before the Maryland legislature this year designed to protect the state during the growing climate crisis.

Private Pensions Series No. 1: Private Pension Systems and Policy Issues   Private Pensions Series No. 1: Private Pension Systems and Policy Issues Pension systems are changing the world over. Both OECD and non-OECD countries are coming to face the consequences of demographic changes, and some have already embarked on innovative processes of pension reform. In this new environment, employer and personal pension arrangements are expected to gain much prominence. This new OECD series is devoted...