By Julia Irvine
In its annual Fraud Survey, it reveals that of the 3,000 board members, managers and their teams across 36 countries who were questioned, 42% of board directors and senior managers are aware of some type of irregular financial reporting going on. Within the finance function, the awareness was higher.
By Catherine Austin Fitts
Last Five Years
Reviewing this comparison of the US equity markets to the performance of the largest gold and silver ETFs shows you why precious metals investors have be…
Thai Court Reading Verdict on Thaksin’s $2.3 Billion
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Germany Debt Chief Hints at Greek Rescue
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An Interview with Hernando de Soto
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Read the transcript of Weapons of Mass Migration: Forced Displacement, Coercion, and Foreign Policy with Professor Kelly M. Greenhill here (PDF)
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New York Police to Implement “Textalyzer” to Monitor Cellphone Use While Driving
Activist Post | 04 August 2017
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Adrian Salbuchi from Agentina. A very competent and serious gentleman. A prime example of where the train is heading. People will drive the corrupt power elites over the cliff. It is not a question if…
The “lead left” bank leads the IPO underwriting process — its name in the upper-left-hand corner of the actual prospectus — and typically receives higher fees than the other banks in the syn…