Those settlement figures were included in five years of the annual reports, as well, although no settlement information was included in the two most recent annual reports produced by the OOC.
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Other countries generally require their counterparts to publish annual reports.
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It is also required to issue annual reports to investors.
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Charities' annual reports are a great source of this information.
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So I read annual reports, conference call transcripts, trade magazines, etc.
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It's been so wide I've written about it in annual reports.
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The state-run firm has not disclosed annual reports since 2017.
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They file regular statements to stock exchanges and publish glossy annual reports.
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Annual reports of slow growth became a steady beat in the news.
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FISA requires the Attorney General to submit semi-annual reports to Congress.
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But they have found a way around disclosing it in annual reports.
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The law would also require annual reports to Congress on the board's activities.
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Amazon's annual reports usually first highlight the "intense competition" the retail juggernaut faces.
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A review of two decades of annual reports, however, reveals the opportunity cost.
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"Most of this stuff is transparent and in their annual reports," he said.
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Annual reports for shareholders tend to list only the cumulative profits from byproducts.
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The BVA has emphasized this rate in annual reports and congressional oversight hearings.
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Fund prospectuses, as well as quarterly and annual reports, also were never translated.
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He also collaborated with Walt and his brother, Roy, on Disney's annual reports.
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Hoover said applicants supply this information through annual reports and agency grant programs.
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The report is a snapshot, and does not show turnover between annual reports.
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They gave me an office and a secretary and some annual reports and assignments.
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Still, California requires companies obtain a permit and submit annual reports on software disengagements.
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The board would be required to submit annual reports to Congress on its activities.
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None of the four companies replied to requests for comment on the annual reports.
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U.N. rights investigators on Iran, Myanmar and North Korea are to present annual reports.
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Both companies are yet to file their annual reports for the year ended Dec.
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But at the Canidrome, revenue has stalled in recent years, its annual reports suggest.
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The EU issues annual reports about the state of countries seeking to join the bloc.
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The OFR would then issue semi-annual reports describing its findings to FSOC and Congress.
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It means reading the quarterly and annual reports, studying the industry and watching the trends.
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This transfer was disclosed to LPs via footnotes in annual reports, according to King-Shaw.
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Cramer always appreciates the annual reports from Warren Buffett because he actually tells investors something.
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Data from the nation's largest provider of abortion services' own annual reports make this clear.
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And I think the first thing I worked on was putting together our annual reports.
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"It contained many publications of the day, including newspapers, periodicals and annual reports," she said.
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Both yieldcos, which are yet to file their annual reports for the year ended Dec.
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It had no homicides from 2012 to 2015, according to the police department's annual reports.
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The Social Security and Medicare trustee boards produce annual reports on the programs' trust funds.
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He has also reportedly come up in annual reports by a state domestic security agency.
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All firms still carry warnings in their annual reports that the legality of VIEs is uncertain.
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The word platform disappeared from all of Amazon's quarterly and annual reports over three years ago.
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Annual reports on the extent of NSA and other government electronic surveillance were one notable reform.
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Jim Cramer always appreciates the annual reports from Warren Buffett because he actually tells investors something.
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Mylan confirmed Reuters' calculations based on figures in the tax footnotes in the company's annual reports.
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I'm referring to GitHub's annual reports of the fifteen most popular programming languages on its platform.
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Sales have continued to decrease, down 15 percent in 2.13 from 2012, according to annual reports.
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It has not published any annual reports since then, citing its plan to seek strategic investors.
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ITG now operates six U.S. plants, down from nine in 2007, according to its annual reports.
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"A lot of companies stopped doing annual reports, and the catalog business declined," Ms. Lefebure said.
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In addition, insurers must file annual reports showing the percentage of premiums attributable to drug costs.
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Alphabet called out AI in the business overview section of its 2016 and 2017 annual reports.
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The university will implement new programs to prevent assaults, and will publish annual reports about their efforts.
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According to its annual reports, attendance at the Royal Opera House has fallen by 137,000 since 2013.
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Both agencies produce elaborate annual reports which document religious persecution and name certain countries as egregious violators.
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Gasoline and naphtha account for about 40 percent of Mongstad's output, according to the company's annual reports.
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CSI based its findings on analysis of the U.N.'s annual reports on children and armed conflict.
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Berkshire typically discloses its largest common stock holdings and percentage stakes in its quarterly and annual reports.
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So I looked up the annual reports for the Ireland-based company, Horizon Pharma, which makes Vimovo.
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The profits and stock prices in quarterly and annual reports became the holy grail of organizational effectiveness.
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For one thing, the quarterly and annual reports churned out by publicly traded companies are forbiddingly long.
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According to Chicago Police annual reports, the city had 42,3.53 aggravated assaults in 1991, 6,600 in 2016.
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These annual reports by China's prime minister are traditionally used for laying out generalities, not specific policies.
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Tian had been an executive vice president since 2005 and Qiu since 2007, according to ZTE annual reports.
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We used either the annual reports themselves or data excerpted in Wikipedia, using calendar year 2017 or 2018.
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Musk initially responded to the SEC's Monday filing saying the agency had failed to read Tesla's annual reports.
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The bill further requires NCHS to issue annual reports of all reported abortions, with patients' identifying information protected.
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Musk responded to SEC's request Monday by saying that the agency had failed to read Tesla's annual reports.
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Most nonprofits communicate with donors with annual reports — thick volumes that many people probably don't bother to read.
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Cobham had 8% UK revenue, while Inmarsat generated just less than 5%, according to their 2018 annual reports.
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Earlier this year, however, COSC stopped including brand names in its annual reports, reportedly under pressure from stakeholders.
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The 3.7% decrease is the largest recorded year-over-year decrease since the organization began releasing annual reports.
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Simply head to the official website of your own super fund and look back through their annual reports.
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The latest annual reports of the ten largest firms that use them all admit to uncertainty about their status.
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The Metropolitan police department, which has patrolled Washington, DC, since 1861, retains annual reports detailing crimes in each precinct.
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Neither company has yet complied with the few requests they've received from law enforcement, according to their annual reports.
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Caution crept in as previous annual reports did not disclose details about the guarantee, according to brokerage firm Jefferies.
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Reuters was able to identify these operations by reviewing lists of the company's subsidiaries included with its annual reports.
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The disclosure would be made in company filings like annual reports to regulators and investors in a standard way.
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ONE-PRICE GUY In its annual reports, Berkshire tells shareholders "we don't participate in auctions," using italics for emphasis.
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On Tuesday, the Social Security and Medicare trustees released their annual reports on the health of the respective programs.
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Under those rules, countries automatically share annual reports on accounts belonging to people subject to taxes in each country.
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"Bankspeak," by Franco Moretti and Domnique Pestre, analyzes shifting language patterns across six decades of World Bank annual reports.
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Mount Sinai received funds throughout the 1970s from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, according to the foundation's annual reports.
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He pored over Berkshire Hathaway annual reports and became a regular attendee of Mr. Buffett's yearly meetings in Omaha.
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United States securities laws require publicly traded companies to provide detailed explanations of their taxes in their annual reports.
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He came to that conclusion after reviewing the tax disclosures in more than 140 annual reports filed by multinationals.
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Net operating income at the building jumped nearly 20 percent between 2016 and 2018, according to Vornado's annual reports.
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Since 2016, The Cheesecake Factory has warned investors about active shooter situations as a risk factor in its annual reports.
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Research by AXA Investment Managers Rosenberg Equities into the language used in American annual reports points in the same direction.
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What's venal about investors like BlackRock is that they've said in annual reports that gun manufacturing is a growing market.
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Both companies rely on Toys 'R' Us for roughly 10 percent of their revenues, according to their 2016 annual reports.
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IF YOU SCOUR the annual reports of China's biggest banks, you will find hardly a mention of the Communist Party.
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The trustees of Medicare and Social Security released their respective annual reports on Thursday on the health of the programs.
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"There was no additional compensation that needed to be stated" in the annual reports, the lawyer, Yoichi Kitamura, told Reuters.
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For that reason, Mr. Perdue said, the company plans to issue annual reports on its progress on the new standards.
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As part of the agreement, the school will form an advisory committee and publish annual reports on the divestment transition.
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Over all, the society raised more than $20 million a year for Memorial Sloan Kettering, according to its annual reports.
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The Medicare Payment Advisory Commission has been warning about this problem for several years in its annual reports to Congress.
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Early in the letter, Mr. Buffett rails against a new accounting rule that will affect future quarterly and annual reports.
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In order to get authorization to experiment on live animals, research facilities have to file annual reports to the USDA.
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Twenty-one states have a charter cap, 31 require charters to submit annual reports and 33 have statewide authorizing bodies.
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A small number of companies, including Netflix and Bristol Myers, the pharmaceutical giant, did so in their 2018 annual reports.
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By the time CloudCommerce adopted its current name, however, his name was nowhere to be found in its annual reports.
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The measures also require a public database for housing complaints and annual reports on the housing managed by each landlord.
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According to the New York State Charities Database, there are no annual reports from the Trump Foundation dated past 2014.
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The law also requires health plans and insurers to file annual reports outlining how drug costs affect healthcare premiums in California.
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The initiative has released annual reports since 2007; in the 2015 study, it also assessed whether these films portray character disability.
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"If you look at the annual reports, AdSense is less and less relevant," Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Aitor Ortiz told the publication.
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In contrast to human analysts, robo-analysts typically work by poring over the reams of data released in firms' annual reports.
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It draws on Forbes's regular rankings of the world's billionaires and the Credit Suisse Research Institute's annual reports on household wealth.
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GEDmatch is not covered by these new privacy guidelines, but some firms already publish annual reports on requests from law enforcement.
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Analysis by Reuters of company annual reports and data from governance advisory firm Manifest shows 59 members of the FTSE 100 .
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The European Commission, which keeps Romania's justice system under special monitoring, has repeatedly criticized parliament for this in its annual reports.
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The 29 annual reports of both lenders revealed above-average levels of bad loans and the struggle to remain financially strong.
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Seven years ago Penney employed nearly 160,000 people, according to its annual reports; today fewer than 100,000 work at the chain.
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More recently, DHS has developed confidence in using biographic information to issue two detailed annual reports on the rate of overstays.
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The banks could not be reached for comment, but they did discuss collaborations with technology firms in their latest annual reports.
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"At the time, I would look through the financial reports and annual reports of listed companies and make decisions," he said.
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Listed companies' annual reports are a key part of information disclosure, and an important factor for investors when they make decisions.
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The company is one of the three largest customers for both Mattel and Hasbro, according to the companies' most recent annual reports.
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For example, their faces are the ones most often splashed on company websites and in annual reports, brochures, and at corporate events.
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International Monetary Fund economists Federico Diez, Daniel Leigh and Suchanan Tambunlertchai have waded through 631,000 corporate annual reports from around the world.
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Cautioning that end-of-year cut off dates can make annual reports misleading, Dingledine said the organization is "doing ok" on funding.
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"We understand the market perspective," said Ozgul, who argues that annual reports would not have uncovered the drop in reserves any earlier.
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I used to mail away for annual reports and go to the Interstate Commerce Commission, the Public Utility Commission, the Insurance Commission.
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First, a review of the House Appropriations Committee's annual reports since the 220006th Congress shows a precipitous drop in its information gathering.
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He, 47, had been chairwoman of ZTE's labor union since she joined the company in 1998, according to ZTE's past annual reports.
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The supermarket chain doled out $7.2 billion to federal, state and local governments compared to Amazon's $4.5 billion, according to annual reports.
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He went on to work for several other magazines, including Newsweek, where he photographed 46 covers and shot pictures for annual reports.
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But the annual reports from the team at the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists try to focus on solutions, not just scaremongering.
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The AIDPA also requires covered entities to submit annual reports on the use of AI and its statistical impact on the labor market.
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But Invesco said it agrees investors can benefit from annual reports that offer a more in-depth narrative description of a fund's performance.
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Under the rules countries will agree to automatically share annual reports about accounts belonging to people subject to taxes in each member nation.
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The Bloomberg Billionaires Index used data from lenders, property records, annual reports, market data and Trump's financial disclosure to calculate Trump's net worth.
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Annual reports issued by the State Department and human rights organizations have long documented the systematic use of torture by successive Egyptian governments.
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According to annual reports by the panel, about 2000 percent of the 2375,2000 works it reviewed from 2011 to 2015 were valued improperly.
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Nokia and Ericsson each make more than a billion dollars a year from licensing their patents and brands globally, their annual reports say.
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They did not mention it in their annual reports or corporate and social responsibility platforms, and some discouraged auditors from speaking about it.
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In the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services' annual reports to Congress, the agency says that federal funding is claimed in about 550 abortions.
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For more than a decade the USDA's website posted official warnings, settlements made before trial, administrative complaints, inspection reports and research facility annual reports.
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The CSRC announced on Friday it would investigate five listed firms suspected of information disclosure violations after failing to publish annual reports on schedule.
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Milan, UBI Banca holds conference on "Reflections on the annual reports of the Bank of Italy and Consob" with Chairwoman Letizia Moratti (1500 GMT).
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So he sponsored a law allowing local officials to re-establish dormant levee boards and requiring annual reports to be sent to the state.
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Under the Telecommunications Act, the FCC is required to issue annual reports on the state of broadband competition and deployment in the U.S. market.
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Its three peers publish on a quarterly basis but LDC discloses results twice a year, drawing extra interest to its interim and annual reports.
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The inspection came after 2015 annual reports revealed that the situation of fund misuse is quite serious at some companies, according to the article.
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The bill implements a number of suggestions from the Government Accountability Office's (GAO) annual reports to reduce overlap and duplication and maximize government savings.
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Addicted to fossil fuels To find out the reason for this lack of progress, look no further than the International Energy Agency's annual reports.
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Based on 2015 annual reports, revenues of the combined group would comfortably eclipse Germany's BASF, the world's largest maker of industrial chemicals by sales.
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Baoshang, partly owned by Chinese financial group Tomorrow Holdings, has not published any annual reports since 22018, citing a plan to seek strategic investors.
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The elimination of reproductive health from these annual reports indicates the U.S. is retreating from our historic role as a leader on women's equality.
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Following criticism by some academics of the fund's strategy, the central bank has promised more transparency, including annual reports analysing its risk-adjusted returns.
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The famed venture capitalist, known for annual reports on internet trends, said on Friday that she and her team were leaving the investment firm.
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If the value of such sales exceeds 5 percent of the HTM investments, then banks are required to disclose it in their annual reports.
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AutoNation, the country's largest dealership group, had 21 Nissan franchises in 2014, and sold 10 of them by 2018, according to its annual reports.
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It essentially "sums up what Charlie and I have been saying over the years in annual reports and at annual meetings," he wrote 21970.
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The United Nations Environment Program's previous annual reports have served as a report card showing whether countries are hitting their benchmarks for reducing emissions.
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The monitor, a civilian lawyer to be appointed by the mayor, would also file annual reports to the court describing any objections to investigations.
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The company received a message regarding "certain potential accounting matters" in mid-February and postponed filing its quarterly and annual reports because of the investigation.
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And for those tech firms that still do not share data about their workers, the Democratic lawmakers are asking them to start publishing annual reports.
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They write tech-use policies together, and the department submits public annual reports on how often and for what purpose its surveillance tech was used.
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But that misreads the law, which was specifically designed to cover foreign companies that file annual reports with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
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The composite index (NarcScore) includes relative cash and noncash pay in addition to the prominence of the CEO's photograph included in the firm's annual reports.
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Germany's second-biggest bank holds a 32.7 percent stake in Argor-Heraeus while the Austrian Mint owns 30 percent, according to their 2015 annual reports.
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Those credits helped it reduce its tax provision by $419 million in 2018 and by $220 million the previous year, according to its annual reports.
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In the case of 7-Eleven, we studied annual reports and quarterly earnings calls to get a deeper understanding of what was important to them.
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Two groundbreaking pieces of legislation, passed in 1933 and 1934, required companies to submit quarterly and annual reports and established the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Early on, the company thrived working on lucrative print projects like designing corporate annual reports, logos and brochures, but after 2005 that business dropped off.
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Each jurisdiction that permits medical aid in dying publishes annual reports on who took the medication, and why, where and whether medical practitioners were present.
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The Trump administration is ignoring a 6900 executive order mandating annual reports on how many civilians and enemy fighters are killed by U.S. counterterrorism attacks.
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It also mandated successive annual reports on the efforts be submitted to the Commerce Secretary and the Office of Management and Budget chief through 2020.
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The study authors gathered their data by examining the websites of the nonprofit groups, as well as their tax filings and annual reports from 2014.
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In fact, there have been no references to white supremacism or far-right extremism in any of the agency's annual reports since the 2001 attacks.
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During the study period, annual reports of self-harm rose among both boys and girls, but the increase was greatest, at 2170 percent, among young girls.
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Aside from that, they would be expected to reveal the value of that data every 90 days, as well as in annual reports to the SEC.
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Emirates, for instance, already publishes annual reports that are prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards and are audited by PwC, a British accounting firm.
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Ballmer recently launched USAFacts, an effort to produce the US government's equivalent of the annual reports that publicly traded companies have to file with the SEC.
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On March 1 the Johannesburg Stock Exchange suspended trading in Steinhoff's bonds and preference shares after the company failed to submit its annual reports on time.
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The researchers systematically searched public documents, from medical journals to corporate annual reports, and identified at least 96 health groups sponsored by Coca-Cola or PepsiCo.
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The bill would instructs DHS and DOJ to issue annual reports on domestic terrorism and require local terrorism task forces to develop counter-domestic terrorism plans.
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Previously, companies reported pension contributions and share awards separately and in their annual reports discouraged investors from including the value of pensions in CEO remuneration calculations.
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In a statement Friday, the agency said it reposted the first batch of annual reports of research institutions and inspection reports for certain federal research facilities.
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With annual reports, official procedures, and physical office space, the existence of a division becomes taken for granted—rarely evaluated in terms of its intended purpose.
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Some funds are using a human approach but sifting through alternative data — or sources not considered traditional in finance like annual reports — to manage their portfolios.
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The company has been transparent about its progress, issuing annual reports detailing its efforts, including improving working conditions in its supply chain and creating healthier products.
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Convoluted legal entanglements are the new normal for Mr. Musk's company, judging by the space Tesla takes to explain them in its annual reports: So what?
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Despite his growing fame for defining corporate identities and designing annual reports, book jackets and posters, his longevity at advertising agencies mirrored his art school experience.
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According to annual reports to Congress, in fiscal year 2016, the average length of stay had been brought down to 35 days by the Obama administration.
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Shares of Homex have been suspended until March 17, the SEC said separately, citing "a lack of adequate and accurate information" in the company's annual reports.
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Prosecutors accuse him of falsifying Nissan's annual reports to understate by about half his total compensation of some 10 billion yen ($90 million) over several years.
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Musk, who initially on Monday accused the SEC of failing to read the company's annual reports, followed up with another tweet in the early hours of Tuesday.
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Some firms, including Uber, are now publishing annual reports describing the composition of their workforce, after they were criticised for not hiring more women and ethnic minorities.
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Garanti had around $12.6 billion in project finance loans, while Halkbank has around $7.7 billion in project finance and structured loans, according to their 2017 annual reports.
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Though more frequent reports would be helpful, annual reports will help the state understand how much water each user is taking and allocate water fairly and sustainably.
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Most significant is a new requirement that funds disclose information about the operation and effectiveness of their liquidity risk management program in their annual reports to shareholders.
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A look at the annual reports of big tech companies clearly shows that they have a lot of European issues to face, including taxes (see chart 1).
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The number of associates Rite Aid employed slowly declined to 87,000 from 89,000 as it worked toward paying off the debt, according to the company's annual reports.
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In SWIFT's annual reports and strategy plans from the past 17 years Reuters could find only one reference to SWIFT helping its users to secure their systems.
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Silicon Valley is notoriously full of white men, and even many of the giants of the tech corporate world reveal disappointing numbers regarding diversity in annual reports.
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Earlier, shareholder proposals urging Alphabet to generate annual reports on a series of corporate issues, including equal gender pay, philanthropic giving and political lobbying, were voted down.
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We consulted Agrofert's annual reports, in Czech, along with a Czech watchdog and a Warsaw-based corporate intelligence firm, to make sure we had the full picture.
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In 2005, CEO compensation, including pensions and share awards, was just 0.1 percent of pre-tax earnings, the Reuters analysis of annual reports over the period shows.
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A Reuters analysis of the annual reports of the world's biggest listed, standalone asset managers between 2005/6 and 2015 showed the strain is already being felt.
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The number of associates Rite Aid employed slowly declined to 87,20000 from 89,000 as it worked toward paying off the debt, according to the company's annual reports.
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According to annual reports of the World Food Programme, North Korea is one of the four countries that suffer the worst chronic food shortages in the world.
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The proposal comes as California's annual reports of the fitness test since the 2014-2015 school year show a decline in the percentage of students scoring healthy.
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A review of two decades of annual reports shows Rio's capital expenditures on Grasberg reached nearly $2 billion, while its net profit adds up to just $1.7 billion.
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As more people die from mass shootings, some companies are beginning to list active shooter scenarios as a potential risk factor for their business in their annual reports.
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This means researching publicly available information on your new company: read its website, securities and tax filings, investor letters, annual reports, press mentions, equity and debt analyst reports.
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"[The State Department] is dedicated to promoting human rights & dignity through our actions, policies & annual reports, including reports on Human Rights, Trafficking in Persons & Religious Freedom," she added.
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The transactions were not disclosed in Steinhoff's 2015 or 2016 annual reports, share prospectuses in August 2015 and Nov 2015 and a debt prospectus published in July 2017.
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The Senate on Wednesday joined the House in overriding Rauner's August veto of legislation requiring monthly instead of annual reports from state agencies on bills they are holding.
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In addition to the annual reports published Tuesday, the companies published monthly reports detailing their efforts to fight fake news in the lead up to the European election.
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LOS ANGELES — For the past five years, researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles, have hammered Hollywood with annual reports on its exclusion of women and minorities.
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The Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada, an independent body, rules on asylum claims, and annual reports with data on temporary admissions decided through discretion are published online.
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The company had reported a 1.4 billion euros ($1.69 billion) net profit in 83 while its 2015 accounts showed earnings of 959 million euros, according to Steinhoff's annual reports.
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But Otto hasn't signed up for California's autonomous testing program, which requires companies to purchase a $150 permit and file annual reports about the number miles driven and disengagements.
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Current estimates from the U.S. Geological Survey rely on corporate annual reports, historical data from the U.S. Bureau of Mines and other sources, according to USGS spokesman Alex Demas.
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Fabric is also being advised by quantitative self enthusiast Nick Felton, whose personal annual reports brought him internet fame, and who later pioneered an overhaul of the Facebook Timeline.
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For its part, U.S. Treasury says its semi-annual reports that identify what it sees as currency manipulating governments have been effective in boosting investment and stabilising foreign exchange.
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States that receive funding would be required to produce annual reports on their progress and ensure reforms like risk assessments are not discriminatory through analyses of trends and data.
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The State Department already produces annual reports that opine on the state of foreign judiciaries, which can be put to good use to protect the integrity of U.S. courts.
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Horizon has made clear in its annual reports that donations to the group "help physicians and patients better understand and manage" the risks of pain relievers causing gastric problems.
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But China's annual report on human rights in the United States, issued in response to the State Department's annual reports on human rights in China, usually mentions gun violence.
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The country's tourism agency, Visit Britain, notes in its annual reports that young, social media-savvy visitors are increasingly making their way to Britain from China and South Korea.
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Much of the network's funding comes from Danone, Nestlé, PepsiCo and other large food companies, whose logos are displayed prominently on the SEA-PHN website and its annual reports.
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The department is required to make annual reports about the spending to the federal government, but they contain almost no detail to show exactly how the money was spent.
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Agency officials said the release of the annual reports underscores the agency's commitment to transparency and swift actions to weed out employees who violate the law or internal policies.
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The country's stock exchange regulators have also said they would allow companies to delay 2019 annual reports and 2020 quarterly earnings reports if they are affected by the disruption.
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Companies that sign up to the code are required to set out in annual reports a description of their policy on diversity, including any measurable targets that have been set.
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The family spent many happy summers at the retreat, and Buffett says he spent more than a few Christmas vacations writing Berkshire Hathaway annual reports in the house's master bedroom.
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VW was ordered by the United States Department of Justice to deliver three annual reports examining the cause of pollution violations to Larry Thompson, a former deputy U.S. attorney general.
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It also said it will start looking at whether annual reports in general are still useful given the increased amount of information on companies available from analysts and other sources.
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After the hack, the company continued to file both quarterly and annual reports that failed to disclose how one of the world's largest data breaches could affect their potential business.
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The Justice Ministry said the foundation had not made annual reports on its activities - as opposed to its financial accounts - publicly available, despite being required to do so by law.
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In reading the company's old annual reports, you get a sense that its executives thought of the jobs created and the wages paid as a source of pride and achievement.
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Other reforms are showing progress, the Pentagon argues, pointing to its annual reports on sexual assault showing more victims are reporting their assaults while the overall number of assaults decreases.
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Many companies are in the process of compiling their annual reports for 2015 and have asked the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) for more guidance on what to include this year.
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Hedge funds that frequently accessed SEC filings such as annual reports posted better-than-average returns in the following month compared with non-users, according to a new academic study.
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"Almost every company in the Business Roundtable, the CEOs in their annual reports for the last dozen years have talked about, 'Our people are our most important asset,'" O'Toole said.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) will investigate five listed firms suspected of information disclosure violations after failing to publish annual reports on schedule, the securities regulator said.
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After the hack, the company continued to file both quarterly and annual reports that failed to disclose how one of the world's largest data breaches could affect their potential business.
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The U.S. International Commission of Religious Freedom has designated Iran as a "country of particular concern" in subsequent annual reports on what it describes as egregious violators of religious freedom.
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The databases included reports from when a dog breeder was charged under the AWA, for example, and the annual reports that research facilities that test on animals are required to file.
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Yet the FOMC transcripts and the staff materials prepared in March 2008 suggest that no one in the Fed bothered to read the GSE's 2007 annual reports, released February 28, 2008.
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Of course, as with other workshops, coding camps, and initiatives that tech companies offer, many of them still struggle with creating truly diverse workplaces, as their volunteered annual reports have shown.
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Webb, a successful investor and author who studied mathematics at Oxford, told Reuters on Wednesday he had come across the network through his own research into annual reports and company disclosures.
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The settlement also commits Florida State to five years of sexual assault awareness programs and to the publishing of annual reports on those programs, although the university did not admit liability.
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Mylan says in its last two annual reports that its holdings are equity method investments in five limited liability corporations that own refined coal production plants, but does not name them.
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But the green projects into which many polluting firms pour money often lack robust certification or oversight, leaving their environmental credentials much flimsier than the glossy annual reports which describe them.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's listed companies must spell out how Brexit could hit their business and not pad out annual reports with generic concerns, the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) said on Wednesday.
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The annual reports performed by each of the three credit bureaus (TransUnion, Equifax, Experian) that show all your credit accounts in one place, including your account history and any new accounts.
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Although posters were Mr. Gips's best-known work, he and his firms also designed annual reports, album covers, signage and corporate logos, including the one that ESPN has used since 1985.
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In order to do so, the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights should issue annual reports highlighting what steps countries have taken to implement resolutions made the year before, Rubenstein said.
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In Minnesota, the Conservator Account Auditing Program requires the state's 5,53 court-appointed guardians to file electronic annual reports on their expenses and on the $900 million in assets they manage.
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Far from the cautious boosterism of contemporary annual reports, these sugar photos bear a strong resemblance to Soviet photography of the period, by the likes of Boris Ignatovich and Vsevolod Tarasevich.
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The Nikkei said the two former executives and Nissan would likely be indicted over the alleged underreporting of salaries in five annual reports through the business year that ended in March 2015.
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This could include clarifying which agencies have a say in the process, publicizing the standard they use to decide whether to retain or disclose, and issuing annual reports about the process's operation.
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The firm's current practice is to rely on shareholder reports to describe key changes to a fund and already provides an MDFP section in all of its closed-end fund annual reports.
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The executive order also said that the annual reports from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence should address any discrepancy between the official body count and what outside groups estimate.
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It also rebranded Bonga to Zwuup this year — though Safaricom's last two annual reports don't indicate how the product has fared under either name, with no mention of Bonga, Zwuup or Alpha.
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The Times The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has called on firms to take a longer-term view when reporting on risks such as Brexit and climate change in their annual reports. bit.
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In a statement, the Archdiocese of Washington said its attorneys met with Racine and gave him copies of the annual reports on abuse allegations that it has published every year since 2003.
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Estia, Japara and Regis derive most of their income from government funding but each company also draws roughly a quarter of their revenue directly from resident fees, according to their annual reports.
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It should be mandatory for companies to include non-financial statements on issues like sustainability in their annual reports, meaning they would be checked by outside auditors, ESMA recommended in its report.
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Rosneft has poured around $9 billion into Venezuelan projects since 2010 but has yet to break even, Reuters has calculated, based on Rosneft's annual reports, its public disclosures and the internal documents.
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In its annual reports for 2014 to 2016, it listed "suspicion by the police", delays in response to requests for information and lack of cooperation from some officers as factors impeding its operations.
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In their annual reports on western Balkan countries that have yet to join, published on November 9th, the European Commission said none had made much progress towards adhering to the EU's membership standards.
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The United States continues to play a role in setting these standards through annual reports issued by the State Department on human trafficking, press freedoms, religious discrimination, and mass atrocities around the world.
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It could use its existing semi-annual reports to Congress to cite an array of well-known monetary policy rules and explain how it arrived at its decisions with reference to those rules.
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He has been able to gather about 40,000 biblical antiquities that helped influence the Bible's formation since he purchased the first artifact in 2009, according to the latest of the museum's annual reports.
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Complainants Guy and Kim Abrahams, who bought CBA shares in the 1990s, decided to sue when the bank did not agree to name climate change as an investment risk in its annual reports.
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The study measures the extent to which company annual reports use words which are aggressive, use self-absorbed language or show a tendency to blame others, all traits they theorize reveal psychopathic tendencies.
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Just over 1.8 million visited the museum in 2017, but last year that figure declined by a third to 1.2 million, according to annual reports of museum attendances published by The Art Newspaper.
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On the first page of most years' annual reports was an accounting of how many employees the company had in the United States and worldwide, and the total pay and benefits they received.
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The move by British regulators follows similar action in countries already hit much harder by the virus - authorities in Hong Kong and Spain have extended the deadline for annual reports by two months.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Companies must warn investors in their annual reports about the ongoing risks posed by Britain potentially leaving the European Union or lower commodity prices, the UK's accounting watchdog said on Tuesday.
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The investigation, initiated following complaints from customers, found that Athene did not provide required information to about 15,000 policyholders, including premium notices, annual reports or cash surrender value notices, from 2015 to 2017.
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It made its comments in a public letter from the FRC's new chief executive Jon Thompson to the heads of audit committees at companies as they start preparing their 2019/20 annual reports.
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A spokeswoman for the US Conference of Catholic Bishops told CNN the annual reports on the church's Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People detailed specifics of settlements and related costs.
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A 2015 bond prospectus, which HNA filed in Singapore, described it as a "related party" while annual reports filed by Hainan Airlines over 18 years stated that Pacific American was a major supplier.
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The report is compiled by the university's Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film, which has also released annual reports on the position of women in the film industry since 1998.
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In 2016, China overtook the U.S. in App Store revenue, and App Annie has continued to note China, India and other emerging markets as key drivers of growth in its quarterly and annual reports.
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It also said it will provide them "the same proxy statements, information statements, annual reports, and other information" it delivers to those who hold its other classes of stock, including Chief Executive Evan Spiegel.
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In the FOMC conference call meeting March 303, there is mention of Fannie/Freddie in the context of declines in their stock prices, but no mention of important disclosures revealed in their annual reports.
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The American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery's annual reports don't lie: Year after year, rhinoplasty remains the most popular cosmetic-surgery procedure, with 97% of surgeons performing one or more in 2017.
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He now serves as a senior adviser to Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue, who has overseen the removal of USDA documents detailing past animal inspections, enforcement actions, and annual reports on 7,800 different facilities.
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California's annual reports are closely watched in the self-driving world, mainly for the sheer number of companies that test there and the state's rules that require disclosure of miles driven, disengagements, and accidents.
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In a potentially worrying signal, as many as 19 small Chinese banks, including Baoshang and Jinzhou, have delayed releasing their 2018 annual reports, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing a May analysis by Barclays.
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It may be similarly important that companies refer to rivals much less than they did; usage of the word "competition" in annual reports has declined by three-quarters since the turn of the century.
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Last year, Hyundai Motor spent just 2.6 percent of its revenue on R&D, compared with 6.7 percent for Volkswagen, 3.8 percent for Toyota and 3.6 percent for BYD, according to their annual reports.
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The chairmen at another three major Chinese state lenders - Agricultural Bank of China , Bank of China and Bank of Communications - also only pocketed half of what they earned in 2014, their annual reports showed.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Many firms adopted rainbow branding for Pride month but one in three of Britain's 100 biggest companies did not mention LGBT+ policies in their annual reports, research showed on Friday.
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However, Sepehri's fellow directors of unlisted RNBV were not told who received the 100,000 euros mentioned only as compensation to "board members", according to a senior alliance executive who has seen the annual reports.
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Companies currently set out in annual reports why they think they can remain a "going concern" for the next 12 months, but the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) wants them to take a longer view.
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Citing people familiar with those talks, the newspaper said that Feinstein wants the Secret Service to produce annual reports, with the first coming just months after Congress approves its transfer to the Treasury Department.
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If Mr. Benioff truly believes that corporations should be held accountable for their social impact, he should commit Salesforce to publish annual reports identifying major decisions that significantly sacrificed profits to serve the public good.
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LONDON, Sept 7 (Reuters) - Bank of England Governor Mark Carney and other members of the Monetary Policy Committee spoke to parliament's Treasury Committee on Wednesday and delivered annual reports including their views on the economy.
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"There is little or nothing in them that couldn't be learned from the annual reports of different trade bodies," said Pat McFadden, a member of the committee and spokesman for the Open Britain campaign group.
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Swamy has for long cited what he calls annual reports and other documents from 2005, 2006 and 2009 of a UK-registered company, at which Gandhi was a director, as mentioning his nationality as British.
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Life expectancy in the US has dropped in each of the past two years, according to annual reports by the National Center for Health Statistics, representing the first multi-year drop since 1962 and 1963.
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Bank of Guiyang in the southwest led with 26.7181 percent growth, while Harbin Bank in the northeast was at 49 percent, and Bank of Shanghai in eastern China grew by 41 percent, their annual reports show.
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Tax records and the group's annual reports show that major donors in recent years have included Koch Industries, the Mercer Family Foundation, the US Chamber of Commerce, and a slew of other conservative nonprofits and lawyers.
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Erik Gordon, professor at the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business, said companies may want to spend less on earnings filings, but even a change to semi-annual reports would be bad for many investors.
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Under the strategy, Unipec had raked in a total 16.6 billion yuan ($2.5 billion) in net profit between 2014 and 2017, including a record year in 2016 at 13 billion yuan, according to Sinopec's annual reports.
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In recent years, the bipartisan Congressional-Executive Commission on China's (CECC) annual reports have found that under President Xi's leadership, China has failed to deliver on long-promised economic reforms and has become more authoritarian domestically.
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The latest semi-annual reports from Chinese mutual fund houses show that institutional investors are increasingly buying into blue chips, with asset managers targeting market leaders in sectors such as banking, insurance, home appliances and automobiles.
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The Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Service on Wednesday released final rules that require large U.S. multinational companies to file annual reports containing information on a country-by-country basis about their income and taxes paid.
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An analysis by Reuters and Guinness Asset Management of the annual reports of those eight companies shows that the size of their oil and gas reserves, when added together, fell to 210.1 billion barrels in 212.
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The conference report included alongside last year's tax legislation called on Treasury to send annual reports to Congress on the investment activity and local outcomes of each Opportunity Fund, starting five years after Opportunity Zone implementation.
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The Sustainability Accounting Standards Board, which was established in 2011, is pushing for a new "social and environmental" measure to be included in the annual reports publicly traded companies must submit to the government each year.
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State security officials also know him, because his name has surfaced in annual reports by the Hesse's domestic security agency, which monitors individuals who are believed to pose a threat to the country and the Constitution.
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As part of the agreements with the U.S. prosecutors and Britain's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), HSBC also installed an independent monitor charged with producing annual reports on the progress of its reforms on fighting financial crime.
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For the NEJM paper, Emanuel and his co-authors looked at the Form 990 tax records, annual reports, and websites of the largest US-based patient advocacy groups, with annual revenues of at least $7.5 million.
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The German carmaker was ordered by the United States Department of Justice to deliver three annual reports examining its violations to Larry Thompson, a former deputy U.S. attorney general, after it was caught manipulating pollution tests.
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In "An Owner's Manual" for Google's Shareholders, Brin and Page state they modeled their letter after Berkshire Hathaway chairman and CEO Warren Buffett's essays in his annual reports and his "An Owner's Manual" to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders.
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Britain's 2015 Modern Slavery Act only requires businesses with a turnover of 36 million pounds ($47.43 million) to disclose in annual reports what action they have taken to ensure their supply chains are free of slave labor.
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The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has updated its non-binding 26-year old code of corporate standards for publicly listed companies, which must comply with it or explain in annual reports to shareholders if they do not.
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A computer analysis of more than 65 years of the bank's annual reports found a sharp decline in factual precision, replaced by what the researchers call management discourse, a bureaucratic gobbledygook whose meaning is hard to decipher.
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The settlement amounts have ranged from the low single-digit millions of dollars to more than $10 million — but below the materiality threshold at which agency holding companies would have to disclose them in their annual reports.
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In China, the epicenter of the crisis, companies listed on the mainland stock markets have delayed filing annual reports as auditors struggle to sign off accounts after the government effectively closed businesses to slow the coronavirus outbreak.
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She also co-leads the company's sustainability efforts and helps write its annual reports, which are key to Read and chairman Roberto Quarta's efforts to position the company as having a more responsible influence on the environment.
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Magnum is a commercial agency, not an artistic collective, and one of the surprises of this exhibition is a wall of glossy corporate annual reports, for such companies as the Bank of New York and Goldman Sachs.
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For almost a decade now, A.T. Kearney has collected data and issued annual reports on what we call Global Cities — the major urban centers that propel world business, shape international culture and incubate the ideas of tomorrow.
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In Irving's 2017, 2018, and 2019 annual reports to regulators on its progress with the plan, the company stated it was meeting its goal of remaining in the top 25% among peers based on the Solomon method.
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In Irvings 2017, 2018, and 2019 annual reports to regulators on its progress with the plan, the company stated it was meeting its goal of remaining in the top 25% among peers based on the Solomon method.
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Luke Hildyard, Stewardship and Corporate Governance Policy Lead at the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association, said just 7 percent of FTSE 100 annual reports detailed the difference between the CEO's pay and that of the wider workforce.
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The documents reviewed by The Times — which include annual reports, court filings and corporate registration records in the United States and China — reveal a systematic pattern of these so-called related-party transactions with friends and family.
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The reporting system uses that sample data to calculate the likely total number of injuries related to certain products in the U.S.The annual reports from the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System are actually an enlightening (if disturbing) read.
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Alongside the announcement of its first director, the board's proposed bylaws were also published — which contained one particularly interesting note about transparency: "The board will release all decisions publicly on its website and issue annual reports," it says.
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Conservatives deny that the Federalist Society is a shadowy cabal pulling the strings — its events aimed at fostering a community for conservative and libertarian lawyers are public, and its donors are listed in annual reports and tax records.
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Fewer than half of FTSE 100 companies publish staff turnover in their annual reports, and only 11 per cent break down their staff by full-time, part-time or temporary workers, the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association said.
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The latest statement from the USDA reads in part:Today, APHIS is posting the first batch of annual reports of research institutions and inspection reports for certain Federal research facilities that the Agency regulates under the Animal Welfare Act.
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Having driven more miles than any other company by an order of magnitude, and in over two dozen US cities, the company doesn't seem to see the DMV's annual reports as indicative of its overall testing program anymore.
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"We can't delay further investments into the distant future and risk missing out on the chances of digitalization," said Jochen Homann, president of the Federal Network Agency (BNetzA), presenting its annual reports on the telecoms and postal markets.
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The annual reports of FTSE 100 companies studied by the PLSA and Lancaster University Management School showed "substantial variations in the quality of reporting and a lack of clarity", despite most talking about the importance of their staff.
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"A company's workforce is a key part of its strategy and business model, but meaningful information about workers in annual reports is still too rare," said Luke Hildyard, Policy Lead for Stewardship and Corporate Governance at the PLSA.
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In a press release assessing today's annual reports, compiled by signatories, the Commission expresses disappointment that no other Internet platforms or advertising companies have signed up since Microsoft joined as a late addition to the Code this year.
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Together with our partner in Pittsburgh, Jewish Family and Community Services, and others across the country, we've directly resettled more than 450,000 refugees in the US since 1980 when the USRAP was established, according to HIAS annual reports.
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Zuckerberg will be required to make quarterly and annual reports to the FTC certifying that the company is following the mandates outlined in the order, among which include stricter oversight over third-party apps and stronger privacy protocols.
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Earlier this week, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), an umbrella body for leading central banks, said in one of its most upbeat annual reports for years that major central banks should press ahead with interest rate increases.
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His lawsuit includes pages from Goldman's annual reports in which his name is listed among the "board members, officers and directors" of the firm, evidence that he was more likely to qualify for payment of his legal fees.
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Law enforcement agencies, and the courts, could agree to issue public annual reports concerning the use of electronic surveillance that could address a basic question: How many warrants or court orders for electronic data are sought each year?
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It also requires agencies to produce annual reports on how surveillance technologies have been used: whether data was shared and why, their purchase cost, a summary of public complaints, and if the agency contracted with any outside parties.
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The proposal also would require new annual reports on the nation's fiscal state, hearings with the Government Accountability Office, the inclusion of new tax expenditures in the budget resolution and a reorganization of the Senate budget committee's membership.
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HONG KONG, March 16 (Reuters) - Hong Kong listed companies can delay the publication of their annual reports due to the impact of the coronavirus, the city's stock exchange and markets regulators said in a joint statement on Monday.
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Hard to tell, because other than annual reports listing examples of lawyer misconduct that the office has reviewed in a given year, the office provides far less detail to the public than the Office of the Inspector General.
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In 2008, the same year that Japanese law began requiring companies to disclose directors' pay in their annual reports, Nissan's shareholders voted to set an annual cap of about $27 million on compensation for all board directors combined.
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Schemes for Greater Manchester and West Yorkshire, which together manage 39.6 billion pounds ($51.4 billion) in assets, estimate in their annual reports they would have lost more than 600 million pounds combined had they divested from fossil fuels.
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The library includes texts ranging from the Patent Office annual reports from 1910 and 1911; a report on trade negotiations that led to the creation of the World Trade Organization, and books by capitalism critics like Naomi Klein.
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According to their annual reports, ICL produced 3.7 million tonnes of potash at the Dead Sea in 2017 vs 2.1 million tonnes extracted by Arab Potash, which has exclusive rights on the Jordanian side that expire in 2058.
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"There is a need for corporations to bring the discussion into the boardroom and on to the front page of their annual reports," he said, calling on companies to develop best practices for eradicating slavery in their supply chains.
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"We have surveyed the 50 largest listed oil and gas companies globally... Based on 2018 annual reports we estimate that the global marginal cost of oil remained stable at $71 per barrel," Bernstein said in a note on Thursday.
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"We have surveyed the 50 largest listed oil and gas companies globally ... Based on 2018 annual reports we estimate that the global marginal cost of oil remained stable at $71 per barrel," Bernstein said in a note on Thursday.
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Zuckerberg will be required to make quarterly and annual reports to the FTC, certifying that the company is following the mandates outlined in the FTC order, among which include stricter oversight over third-party apps and stronger privacy protocols.
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The report, titled "Appetite for Disruption", found 87% of retailers were increasing their own-brand plant-based products, while 64% of the 25 firms that FAIRR engaged with had referred to "vegan" and "plant-based" in their annual reports.
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The INvolve analysis showed progress - as only half of FTSE 100 companies mentioned LGBT+ matters in their annual reports five years ago - but there is more work to be done, said Ian Johnson, chief executive of Out Now consultancy.
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A tax break related to that compensation allowed it to reduce the amount it set aside for taxes for last year by $1.1 billion and for the year before by $917 million, the company said on its annual reports.
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Drawing on the annual reports of bank holding companies, or BHCs, and reports of changes in their organizational structures, the study analyzed bank complexity based on the firms' geographic footprint, organizational structure, and the extent of their business operations.
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Falsifying corporate annual reports, which Ghosn and Kelly are accused of, carries a maximum penalty of up to 10 years in prison and/or a fine of up to 10 million yen, under the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act.
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The U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) said it reviewed cost and revenue information provided by the Natural Gas Co of America (NGPL) and the Wyoming Interstate Co pipelines in their publicly available annual reports for 2014 and 2015.
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The group's Web site contains a large archive that includes their often critical commentary on the annual reports of Pricewaterhouse, and the many letters—sometimes hectoring, sometimes coaxing—that they have sent to the Guggenheim and to the Emiratis.
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In a series of tweets to his 25 million followers following charges from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission earlier this week, Musk accused the regulator of failing to read Tesla's annual reports and said its oversight was "broken".
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In all, 22017,22016 migrant children who crossed the southwestern border illegally were sent to the company's New York City facilities from mid-22017 through mid-2186, before the family separations began, a review of the nonprofit's annual reports shows.
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A Reuters review of the last 224 Foreign Investment Review Board annual reports shows foreign-financed residential "off the plan" construction approvals hit a record total value of A$20133 billion ($22013 billion) in 21, triple the previous year.
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The Hong Kong legislation, which was passed last week in the House by a voice vote, would require the administration to deliver annual reports assessing whether the territory is autonomous enough from Beijing to justify its special trading status.
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Despite recording over half its $25 billion in 503 sales in the United States and basing most of its research facilities there, the suburban Chicago company has never reported a profit in its home country, its annual reports show.
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Berkshire owns or co-owns several companies, such as the BNSF railroad, large enough to be in the Fortune 500 on their own, yet which merit no more than a couple of pages in its quarterly and annual reports.
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The committee does put out annual reports, but they do not contain any information on the cases they have looked at, or even the names of those accused — just the number of allegations and how many were dropped or worked on.
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Following an attack on a Ukrainian power plant in 2015, large utility companies have warned of their exposure to cyber risks in annual reports to regulators and that their insurance coverage might not cover all expenses related to an attack.
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Mr. Morales said two weeks ago Mr. Buckel sent him an email with all his contacts for the compost site, showing him how to complete paperwork, annual reports and other documents that would need to be turned over to city agencies.
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Leases allow a company to use an asset in return for regular payments, and are mostly held off balance sheet, making it hard for investors to get a full picture of liabilities without delving into the depths of annual reports.
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The Commonwealth Fund, in a series of annual reports dating back more than 15 years, has found that Americans pay much more than people in other wealthy Western countries, but get far less back in terms of terms of results.
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There's more than $3.6 trillion invested in state pension funds Some states are pressing for fuller fee disclosures, including the California Public Employees Retirement System, which said in 2015 it would begin breaking out additional costs in its annual reports.
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According to their 2015 annual reports, Barclays, Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse are sitting on the largest piles of Level 3 assets: 36 billion pounds for Barclays, 19923 billion euros for Deutsche Bank and 31.5 billion Swiss francs for Credit Suisse.
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The number of S&P 500 firms flagging "wildfire" as a potential risk factor in annual reports has increased dramatically over the past decade — from 9 in all of 2010 to 37 so far in 2019 — according to a CNBC analysis.
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The United Nations in its annual reports on how members have complied with sanctions have cited a number of instances over the past decade in which North Korean missile parts and coal connected to sanctioned entities were trans-shipped through Malaysia.
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"I had to go through annual reports, interim reports, hundreds of filings and also push the exchange to make these companies disclose their shareholdings in other companies which they had not been enforcing that rule for a long time," he said.
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The surprise resignation of Park Sam-koo, who also quit as chairman of the group and co-CEO of its biggest shareholder Kumho Industrial, comes after the two firms failed to get auditors' sign-offs on their annual reports last week.
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The terms of the settlement include payment for Kinsman's attorney's fees, a five year commitment to promoting awareness and prevention programs, as well as a requirement to "publish annual reports of its programs for the next five years" whatever that means.
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But Mr. Trump's executive order noted that since 2016, Congress has enacted a law that separately requires the Pentagon to issue annual reports about bystander deaths from all of its operations, including in conventional war zones like Afghanistan and Syria.
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Tongaat said PwC identified certain areas in which financial restatements are required and management is in the process of quantifying the adjustments and the financial impact will be included in the 2018 and 2019 annual reports, due to be released shortly.
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For Snap, "The question becomes, since there are no common shareholders' proxy votes to do, what does that do to the level of disclosures it will have to do for annual meetings and annual reports," Kurt Schacht said in a telephone interview.
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"Investor relations is not very well developed," said Cappello, who works with a local brokerage and has hired a Farsi-speaking equity analyst, adding only some of the financial data was in English, while annual reports and commentary were published in Iranian.
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The BIS, an umbrella body for leading central banks, said in one of its most upbeat annual reports for years that global growth could soon be back at long-term average levels after a sharp improvement in sentiment over the past year.
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The researchers chose wolf population data from annual reports and databases compiled in Wisconsin and Michigan—states that are subject to frequent governmental policy changes as wolves swung from being listed as endangered one year and unlisted the next on 12 separate occasions.
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BEIJING, April 2600 (Reuters) - The chairmen and presidents of China's five biggest banks saw their 2000 compensation slashed by a record 22015 percent, the lenders' annual reports showed, after Beijing-mandated pay reforms for executives of state-owned firms were implemented last year.
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Two Democrats and a Republican on the House Ways and Means Committee introduced a bill on Wednesday to require funds that invest in opportunity zones to file annual reports with the Treasury that disclose details of their development projects and any new businesses.
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In one of the more bizarre instances of information becoming harder to access, the website of a former UK watchdog is now dedicated to pushing premature ejaculation treatments, in place of the organization's annual reports scrutinizing the UK's interception and surveillance powers.
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Reuters arrived at the productivity figures by looking at GM's annual U.S. vehicle production as reported by Wards Intelligence and adjusted earnings before interest and taxes from the automaker's annual reports, and dividing those by GM's total U.S. salaried and hourly employees combined.
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Michigan state records show a "certificate of correction" was filed Tuesday -- the day after the issue surfaced in DeVos' confirmation hearing -- for the charity's 2006 and 2015 annual reports requesting the corporate records by amended to remove DeVos' name from the list of directors.
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According to the Fannie/Freddie annual reports for 2016, it is surely the case that subprime mortgage issuance is one force driving house prices once again — up by about 30% over the past four years and now about back to the elevated peak in 2006.
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Also curbing risk appetite was news late on Friday that China's securities regulator urged five investment banks to correct their faults unveiled in a recent inspection, while the Shanghai Stock Exchange stepped up a crackdown on book-cooking ahead of the release of annual reports.
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The FRC ordered PwC to supply detailed annual reports about its audit practice in Leeds, northern England, for three years and to review and amend broader policies to ensure audits of all unlisted, high-risk or high-profile companies get a quality control review.
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On the subject of the non-publication of its annual reports, the central bank said it is required annually to report its balance sheet and profit and loss accounts to the finance minister, and said the central bank "continues to generate sustained and substantial profits".
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Ghosn remains chairman and chief executive of French partner Renault SA. Prosecutors on Monday plan to indict Ghosn and Kelly over the alleged underreporting of salaries in five annual reports through the business year that ended in March 2015, the Nikkei business daily reported earlier.
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It went on to produce two annual reports — flagging a number of issues of concern, including, most recently, warning that Google might be able to exert monopoly power as a result of the fact Streams is being contractually bundled with streaming and data access infrastructure.
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TREASURY RELEASES FINAL RULES ON COUNTRY-BY-COUNTRY REPORTING: The Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Service on Wednesday released final rules that require large U.S. multinational companies to file annual reports containing information on a country-by-country basis about their income and taxes paid.
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The company didn't pay any federal taxes on its income for either 353 or 2018 — in fact, it recorded a net credit for each year — despite reporting a combined profit of more than $13 billion for those two years, according to its annual reports.
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In March, dozens of House Democrats sent a letter to Zinke, asking that he "halt all trophy imports, initiate a full regulatory process for the policies, make license issuances public and require annual reports from countries where FWS will allow imports," according to The Hill.
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For the past twenty years or so, the annual reports of the National Counterterrorism Center have attributed the vast majority of the Islamic terrorist attacks around the world since 223 to "Sunni extremists"—jihadists inspired by the anti-imperialist Salafist theology of Saudi Arabia.
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In addition to requiring more transparency and opportunity for the public to review and comment on proposed settlements, the legislation would beef up oversight by requiring federal agencies to submit annual reports to Congress detailing the settlements and consent decrees into which they have entered.
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Some fishermen, like Ott DeFoe, Brandon Lester and Bradley Roy, pay companies such as Pro Fishing Management to consult on their social-media strategy and produce annual reports for sponsors, which list their social-media, television and print impressions and can exceed 140 pages.
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SHANGHAI/HONG KONG, March 20 (Reuters) - The number of mainland China-listed firms to delay filing annual reports has hit a five-year high, indicating auditors' struggle to sign off accounts after the government effectively closed businesses last month to slow the coronavirus outbreak.
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For nearly 22015 years, Mr. Wang has been a little-known force at HNA, working behind the scenes to orchestrate investments, build supply chains and transfer assets, according to a review of annual reports, court filings and corporate documents by The New York Times.
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Under the memorandum of understanding between the Qatari and U.S. governments, Qatar Airways "should issue public annual reports with financial statements audited externally in accordance with internationally-recognized accounting standards, to the extent they are not already doing so," the State Department said on Tuesday.
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The non-profit news organization 100Reporters filed a lawsuit in 2013 in U.S. District Court in Washington under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), seeking annual reports from a corporate monitor installed after Siemens pleaded guilty in 2008 to violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
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The rules adopted last year requiring asset managers to file monthly and annual reports about their portfolio holdings were designed to protect them in the event of a market crisis by showing the SEC and investors that they have enough liquidity to cover a rush of redemptions.
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A BuzzFeed News review of the 21 years of annual reports from the Office of Compliance found that more than 400 House and Senate employees have made requests for counseling — meaning they alleged that their rights at work were violated — since the office opened in 1996.
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That means figuring out who they are, what they're doing wrong, where they're vulnerable (looking at everything from annual reports to arrest records to lawsuits to tweets and press releases), how you talk about it to different audiences (regulators, electeds, reporters) and how to protect yourself.
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Companies like Del Taco Restaurants and Dave & Buster's have added language that refers to active-shooter situations in the "risk factor" section of their most recent annual reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, according to analysis of regulatory filings by the Wall Street Journal.
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That fact should come as no surprise, when, according to SEC's own study, 85033 percent of American investors said they prefer to read annual reports in paper format rather than online versions, and a large number of respondents also asserted that printed materials yield higher content comprehension.
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In annual reports, management must disclose "any known trends or uncertainties" that will have a material impact on its operations, while Rule 12b-20 requires the disclosure of any "further material information" that is necessary so that other statements are not misleading — the ultimate catchall provision.
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As annual reports are published throughout February, the average funded status of the plans, or the gap between what corporations owe for their pension plans versus what they have set aside for the obligation, will likely show the first year-over-year increase in four years.
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In addition, the bipartisan Child Welfare Oversight and Accountability Act was introduced in 2017, proposing enhanced enforcement of child welfare law, strengthening reporting requirements for child maltreatment fatalities, requiring multidisciplinary public annual reports on fatalities, and encouraging states to adopt guidelines for caseworker training and caseload limits.
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Germany accounted for 10.4 percent of ADM's revenue in 2010, 7.7 percent in 20173, 10.6 percent in 2012, and 11.2 percent in 2013, then it dropped to 8.8 percent in 2014, 5.1 percent in 2015, 3.8 percent in 2016 and 3.4 percent in 2017, according to annual reports.
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The Family First Act would curtail the use of group homes and put more federal dollars toward preventing foster care, major changes that affect the handling of 3.6 million annual reports of abuse and neglect, and the lives of more than 400,85033 children and youth in foster care.
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Oil and gas workers had more than $22014 billion in company stock in their 2401(k) accounts, or about 2401 percent of plan assets for the 2401 companies in the S&P 22014 Energy Sector Index, according to 3.503 annual reports filed with the U.S. Department of Labor.
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RE/MAX acquired booj for $26.3 million in cash and $10 million in equity-based compensation to be earned over time, and First for $15 million in cash and $10 million in equity-based compensation to be earned over time, according to RE/MAX's 2018 and 2019 annual reports.
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Cannon, who was a part of the movement that fought to kill SB 20203 in 22020, pointed to the Positive Alternatives program's one-page annual reports from fiscal years 2188, 2188, and 2019 as a sign of the state's lack of transparency in revealing how grants are being spent.
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Furthermore, it's clear that the authors of the Raise the Wage Act anticipate creating the same problems again: The legislation delays the implementation in the Northern Marianas and requires the GAO to provide Congress with annual reports regarding how much of its economy will be affected by the yearly increases.
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The mayor's assertion of timeliness was hard to square with accounts from multiple other sources, including the testimony of one of Mr. de Blasio's commissioners, interviews with career engineers overseeing the project, annual reports to the city water authority and a document prepared by Mr. de Blasio's own budget office.
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While NGOs like Sahil, an organization that works to protect children from sexual abuse and promote the rights of children in Pakistan, produce annual reports that compile cases during a given year, they largely rely on cases reported to the media because there are no national statistics maintained by the government.
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Every year since 2013 the company has released annual reports about the resale market and how it's shifting; this year thredUP discovered that the secondhand market will reach $51B in five years, while the resale market has grown 21 times faster than the retail apparel market over the last three years.
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White Funds Management Managing Director Angus Gluskie said Westpac had made disclosures about the AUSTRAC breaches in its past two annual reports and the refund appeared to be designed to be designed to acknowledge that retail investors might have missed the mention in Westpac's most recent 312-page annual report.
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For my recent book about the women of the Harvard College Observatory, these sources included textbooks; academic journals in astronomy and history of astronomy; autobiographies; the observatory's published annals and annual reports; decades' worth of official and private correspondence; and the lifelong diaries kept by one of the story's heroines.
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Companies themselves seem to recognize this, judging by the fact that the vast majority of Fortune 500 companies tout their sustainability commitments on their websites and in their annual reports and more than half of the S&P 100 have moved to disclose some or all of their political spending.
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The lawsuit focuses in part on the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department's policies around traffic stops, citing statistics from the department's annual reports on traffic stops to make the case that the department stops a disproportionate number of black drivers, a discrepancy that cannot be explained by crime levels in predominantly black neighborhoods.
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" In one of his annual reports to the Ford Foundation, the program director concluded that the school took some losing gambles in the first class, writing, "The presence in this group of six or eight abrasive, self-centered, cynical people proved to be enormously destructive; their restlessness and discontent spread like an infection.
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As sustainability lending develops, independent firms behind ESG ratings including Sustainalytics and Vigeo Eiris continue to be key players, as well as the ESG arms of bigger groups, including index providers MSCI, Refinitiv, and FTSE Russell, as more companies publish data on carbon emissions, water use and health and safety in annual reports.
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Merz provided no details about his income from various positions, but annual reports show he recently earned 125,000 euros at BlackRock alone, as well as 80,000 euros at Wepa Industrieholding, which makes toilet paper; 75,000 euros at Bank HSBC Trinkhaus, and 14,000 euros at the Cologne-Bonn Airport GmbH, the newspaper reported.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Yesterday, after reading our interview with Metropolitan Museum of Art President and CEO Daniel H. Weiss, writer Felix Salmon took a long look at the numbers in the institution's annual reports, all of which are available online, and he doesn't think the admission numbers add up.
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By poring through annual reports and other filings, Buffett's stock allocation decisions and outright acquisitions through all kinds of difficult market environments have driven Berkshire's stock price up by 12 percent annually the last 25 years, better than the stock market's 9 percent annual total return over that same time frame, according to FactSet.
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What companies would need to do: The bill, reported first by Axios, would force top companies like Facebook and Google to regularly tell their users how much their data is worth, compile annual reports on the "aggregate value" of user data they collect, and tell users what they're doing with the data they collect.
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In 1977, the year the study began, California's DUI law still applied to drivers under the influence of alcohol or alcohol combined with other drugs (though it's likely that under 3 percent of all DUI arrests were negligibly related to alcohol during that period, based on annual reports from the California Department of Motor Vehicles).
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Contact: Primary Analyst John Birch Director +62 2 8256 0345 Fitch Australia Pty Ltd Level 15, 77 King Street, Sydney NSW 2000 Secondary Analyst Fernando Mayorga Managing Director +5003 93 323 8407 Committee Chairperson Guido Bach Senior Director +49 69 768076 111 Summary of Data Adjustments - The financial data used in Fitch's calculations is taken from Hamilton's annual reports.
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The percentage of U.S. gamers who are over age 2105 has increased rapidly, from just 22045 percent in 503 to 250 percent in 265 The percentage of U.S. gamers who are over age 265 has increased rapidly, from just 9 percent in 1999 to 27 percent in 2015, according to the Entertainment Software Association's annual reports.
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Meanwhile, the Immigration and Naturalization Service's annual reports provide nearly 300 examples of "subversives" who were identified after they entered -- Cedric Belfrage, editor of a communist publication called the National Guardian in 1956; Otto Verber, a Soviet espionage agent, in 1960; and Chen Kung Cheng, a suspected intelligence agent for China, in 1964, to name just a few.
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Carlo Stasolla, the president of the Associazione 21 Luglio, which works to end the marginalization of Roma groups in Italy, said in an interview on Tuesday that if Mr. Salvini wanted to conduct a census of the Roma, he need only read the annual reports that his association has been publishing for the last three years.
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British bank stocks are also being depressed by political uncertainty, with some investors steering clear of the sector ahead of the June 23 vote on Britain's membership of the EU. "Whilst UK banks are keeping relatively quiet on the EU referendum debate in their annual reports, uncertainty over the outcome is weighing heavily on them," said Tim Howarth, banking partner at KPMG.
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" LVMH has a lot riding on the idea she is right; the brand now has revenues believed to be approaching 600 million euros ($715 million) annually (LVMH's annual reports do not break out the performance of brands in what it calls "the Fashion Group") and, Mr. Arnault said, "I think it will grow very fast in the next two years.
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Although his job appears to be closer to what is generally considered to be an officer of a company, the ambiguity in the meaning of that term found by the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit in Mr. Aleynikov's case gives Goldman a basis to argue that even a managing director is not covered by the provision providing for legal fees, even if the annual reports imply otherwise.
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Contact: Primary Analyst John Birch Director +62 2 8256 0345 Fitch Australia Pty Ltd Level 15, 77 King Street, Sydney NSW 2000 Secondary Analyst Samuel Kwok Associate Director +852 2263 5003 Committee Chairperson Raffaele Carnevale Senior Director +39 02 87 90 87 203 Date of the Relevant Ratings Committee: 2 March 2017 Summary of Data Adjustments - The financial data used in Fitch's calculations are taken from TDC's annual reports.
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Jana and CalSTRS proposed several steps Apple can take, including tasking one of their executives (or hiring a new one) to focus on the issue and deliver annual reports, similar to its Environmental Responsibility Reports, for more transparency; creating a committee of child development experts; supporting researchers by giving them access to Apple's information resources; and adding new setup menus and other options to software so parents can tailor functionality to specific age groups.
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Also as part of the agreement, if Trump himself ever wanted to serve on the board of a charity or start a new one in the future, he had to comply with certain conditions, including that the organization hire an accounting firm to monitor its money flow, that a majority of board members have no family or business relationship with Trump, and that any new organization give annual reports to the New York Attorney General's Office for the first five years.
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According to INARA, the administration must provide Congress with semi-annual reports covering Iran's compliance with the nuclear agreement, including whether Iran delayed access for International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors to suspicious facilities, people or documents by more than one week, whether Iran has undertaken illicit procurement, whether it has conducted centrifuge research and development either that violates the JCPOA or that reduces the time needed to fuel a nuclear weapon, and whether it has diverted uranium, carbon fiber, or other sensitive materials.
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