Article by Silvio Venturi and Pascal Favre Investigations The Secretariat of the Federal Competition Commission calls for fines of up to CHF 25.5 million against companies in the perfume and cosmetics sector for alleged cartel activities.
Nearly five years ago, CEI and accountant Brad Beckstead began to discuss mounting a constitutional challenge to Sarbanes-Oxley’s Public Company Accounting Oversight Board .
The PCAOB’s rules under Sarbanes-Oxley were strangling Beckstead’s two-person firm in Henderson, Nev.
In honor of Earth Day 2010, the Washington Post dedicated eight tree-killing pages to a special advertising supplement titled “Environmental Leadership.” . Although it was woefully short on actual ads, the advertising supplement featured thirteen columns that sponsored, championed, and moralized the environmental catastrophe sure to result if …
Nixon Environmental Officials to Discuss President Nixon’s Green Policy on Fortieth Anniversary of Earth Day YORBA LINDA, Calif.
For eight years, environmentalists cried foul as President George W. Bush used executive power to weaken air and water regulations, open public lands to increased oil drilling and block action to fight climate change.
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Although they were released on April Fools Day, new Environmental Protection Agency regulations covering vehicle efficiency and water quality standards near mines are no joke.
President Obama may have added his signature to the health care legislation last week, but Republican leaders have decided they won’t go gently into that good night.
As spring eases into April, memories of the May 10, 2009 murder of school nurse and mother of five, Stacey Burns, come to the fore.