SEC's Findings
     
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) probe revealed that the Lakewood, Colorado accounting firm BF Borgers and its owner Benjamin F. Borgers failed to conduct proper audits for public companies. The SEC described this failure as a "deliberate and systematic" problem within the firm.
     
According to the investigation, Borgers instructed audit staff

Global interest rates remained at the highest levels in the history of central banks, in order to curb inflation, which has recorded record rates in various countries of the world, but markets expect monetary policy makers around the world to reduce these rates soon.

Three major brokerage firms expected that the US Federal Reserve would cut interest rates next June.

This comes amid widespread uncertainty among Federal Reserve policymakers about how long borrowing costs must remain at their current range of 5.25%-5.50% to brin

The lack of infrastructure in the port of Iharana (Vohémar) penalizes economic operators in the northern regions of the island. A roundtable was held to explore solutions.

Avenues and solutions have been explored to get the port of Iharana out of its current situation. “Ensure that the port of Vohémar recovers, and once again becomes a driving force of the economy in the north of the island”, this is the objective of the round table on Friday at the port of Iharana, commonly known as the name of Vohémar. Basically, this port was to serve as a pillar of economic growth in the re

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A panoramic view of the Daejeon Daedeok R&D Special Zone

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(Daejeon = Yonhap News) Reporter Park Joo-young = On the 7th, eight science and technology organizations, including the ‘Ipteulmak’ countermeasures committee of the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) requested a government investigation into the Yoon Seok – due to government cuts in the research and development (R&D) budget.

The KAIST Illegal Countermeasures Committee is an organization organized by current students and graduates following the incident in which graduate student Shin Min-ki was forcibly kicked out of the KAIST graduation ceremony last February while prote

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The 3210 is emblematic for many consumers, more than 160 million of whom purchased it before the advent of smartphones. Nokiamob

In a tweet published in mid-March, HMD, the Finnish telecommunications company which manufactures Nokia phones, announced that an “icon” from the catalog would (re)emerge in May. It could be this phone released in 1999.

It is an object considered as a family relic by teenagers who grew up with the iPhone and yet it could become a must again… This is the famous 3210 laptop model from the Nokia brand. An iconic cell phone for many consumers, more than 160 million of whom purchased it before the advent of smartphones.

However, in a tweet published in mid-March, HMD, the Finnish telecommunications company which manufactures Nokia phones, announced that a «icons» of the catalog would (re)see the light of day in May for “his birthday”. All accompanied by a pixelated drawing of a yellow object. Quickly, however, fans of the brand made the connection with the 3210, w