Facebook has a terrible habit of misreporting its own numbers.
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The company also strongly denies having a practice of misreporting
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The association between transparency and misreporting is not necessarily negative.
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Maybe some of it -- a lot of it based on misreporting.
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Policymakers have looked at ways to curtail misreporting for some time.
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The BEA said the revisions accounted for misreporting of proprietor income.
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Colleagues cheer on the editorializing and misreporting, and management rewards it.
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Thousands of foreign-funded charities' licenses have been canceled for misreporting donations.
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For companies with little transparency, additional transparency increases the incentive for misreporting.
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Despite her attempts to backtrack, twitter users fired back at Ryan's misreporting.
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There have been several instances of Facebook misreporting data to publishing partners.
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" ... Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen added: "This misreporting by Members, press & advocacy groups must stop.
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" Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen added: "This misreporting by Members, press & advocacy groups must stop.
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Thousands of charities' license have been canceled for misreporting donations in recent years.
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"There was no fraud, no intentional misreporting, no plagiarism, or no misappropriation," he wrote.
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Misreporting can ruin careers and also lead to costly and time-consuming libel cases.
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The former CEO was accused of misreporting his salary and compensation in November 210.
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The Department of Defense has offered this as an explanation for initial misreporting on injuries.
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Did Access' misreporting of daily load-outs play a part in that price roller-coaster?
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However, for companies that are already very transparent, more transparency decreases the incentives for misreporting.
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She later deleted the tweet, citing "reporters on the south lawn" for misreporting the events.
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"There has been some misreporting this morning about Google's workplace," the spokesperson told The Verge.
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Demographers have long known that misreporting can create a lot of errors that throw off analyses.
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That cannot prevent the firms misreporting figures, but it does stop direct meddling by local officials.
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This was just YT being YT and that the media was misreporting and misunderstanding the story.
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TJSL also denies misreporting statistics and has offered some description of their ostensibly objective survey process.
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You may recall that Twitter and Facebook faced industry backlash for misreporting performance metrics in 2016.
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Ross was suspended from ABC News for four weeks as a result of his misreporting. 3.
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It's impossible to say, not least because we have no idea of the size of the misreporting.
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So let's take a minute and think about how this sort of misreporting might bias our findings.
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This misconception propels coverage that is often carried by other outlets around the world, amplifying frequent misreporting.
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With their biased misreporting on the Russia hoax, the media lost the confidence of millions of Americans.
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Thousands of foreign-funded groups have had licenses canceled or suspended on charges such as misreporting of donations.
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Oklahoma said it discovered the "misreporting of donations" last year and provided updated info to US News immediately.
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Until recently, misreporting had obscured the scale of the problem, says Pichai Taneerananon, an expert at Songkla University.
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Misreporting is greatest in a medium-quality environment and is least in both high- and low-quality environments.
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If the IRS finds any misreporting, you'll have to pay the recalculated return amount and any interest penalties.
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We do know that people have published prevalence studies demonstrating that misreporting of this kind is very common.
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Homeland Security chief Kirstjen Nielsen isn&apost getting much traction for accusing the press of "irresponsible and unproductive" misreporting.
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In Argentina, the previous government had responded to high inflation by simply fiddling the figures, misreporting failure as success.
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A year later Argentina became the first country to be censured by the IMF for misreporting GDP and prices.
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"With their biased misreporting on the Russia hoax, the media lost the confidence of millions of Americans," Nunes said.
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The company previously agreed to an audit after several instances of Facebook misreporting data to publishing partners were revealed.
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"This misconception propels coverage that is often carried by other outlets around the world, amplifying frequent misreporting," they wrote.
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Apple says it was misreporting the actual battery life for new MacBook Pros, and that it wasn't a useful indicator.
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Left to one side is the bigger question of whether misreporting stocks levels in the LME system has market impact.
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Mr. Utzke said he identified two companies that were buying Bitcoin and misreporting them with the I.R.S. as technology expenses.
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Using a database of gender probabilities for each given name, the bureau was able go back and correct the misreporting.
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Food stamp recipients must verify their income to the program, and misreporting can result in criminal charges, increasing the data's credibility.
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However, if the IRS finds errors or any misreporting, you'll have to pay the recalculated return amount and any interest penalties.
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President Trump tweeted this morning accusing the Wall Street Journal of maliciously misreporting a statement he made in a recent interview.
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The senator also said that the media is misreporting the fact that Trump asked Ukrainian leaders to investigate a political rival.
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With 1,681 precincts trying to report votes, the result was a tangle of misreporting that could take days to sort through.
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"To my point earlier, we're getting a lot of supplies through, but just perhaps a misreporting that misunderstands that fact," replied Bossert.
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There's so much -- I mean, honestly, I'm not saying this -- I mean, there's a lot of false reporting, a lot of misreporting.
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Earlier this month, Facebook agreed to an internal audit by MRC after they admitted to misreporting video viewing data to publishing partners.
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The police also accused BRF of using the forbidden antibiotic Nitrofurazone and misreporting the levels of other antibiotics in its industrial processes.
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And what we do is we look carefully at trend lines and so there's been a little bit of misreporting on this.
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Update: Due to a misreporting, we initially wrote that Bodied was based on Toronto's battle rap scene, specifically the career of Kid Twist.
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"We are not saying that," said Robin Hayes, the chairman of the state party, who blamed the media for misreporting Mr. Woodhouse's remarks.
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In a combative statement, Marc Kasowitz lashed out at the media, accusing the press of misreporting his claim that Comey gave false testimony.
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" Still, he didn't get any help from anchor Bill O'Reilly, who is absolving the Cruz campaign and instead blaming rival CNN for "misreporting.
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He determined that they typically involved companies with a significantly higher likelihood of financial misreporting in the period before the individuals came forward.
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Wasn't true—the New York Times recently admitted to misreporting that story (only a few people witnessed anything, two of whom called the police).
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In a statement, OU said that it discovered the "misreporting of donations" in 2018 and provided the updated information to U.S. News immediately afterward.
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The company found that Ghosn and the other board member, Greg Kelly, had been misreporting Ghosn's earnings in filings to the Tokyo stock exchange.
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Trump kicked off a Twitter storm by submitting an indeterminate "spaghetti plot" map as evidence, and he accused news outlets of misreporting his claims.
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Justice Antonin Scalia's sudden death over the weekend, replete with delays, odd calls, and misreporting, was ripe for conspiracy theory enthusiasts to seize on.
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While very few scientists are accused of misconduct or misreporting data, critics have long contended that nutrition research is plagued by a credibility problem.
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That's the other thing I really think about the misreporting of the Middle East by the West: It's as if no one discusses power.
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This, presumably, is the reason that China's Law on Animal Epidemic Prevention prohibits "cover-up, misreporting, late reporting and underreporting" of any animal diseases.
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After a few weeks of the media reporting and misreporting on what was going on, people were really shy about wanting to talk to anybody.
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A new study finds that employee surveys on company rating website Glassdoor can be used to find companies at higher risk of fraud and misreporting.
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The Donald J. Trump Foundation is coming under increasing media pressure for misreporting a number of donations and using its money in a questionable fashion.
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They don't want to be linked to hate groups, leaked celebrity nude photos, or vigilante misreporting on breaking news incidents like the Boston Marathon bombing.
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Another executive noted that if advertisers were going to leave Facebook, it would have happened when it was misreporting metrics or brand safety issues arose.
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Last month, for example, it announced it had found more bugs and errors that led to misreporting in products like Instant Articles, video and Page Insights.
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Some trade discrepancies are indeed caused by fraud, which is why misreporting is less of a problem where corruption is lower or accounting standards are higher.
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Nielsen took to Twitter to defend the policy late Sunday, saying members of Congress, the press and advocacy groups are "misreporting" the causes of family separations.
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It was also around that time when Dell was hit with a $100 million Securities and Exchange Commission fine for misreporting payments from chip maker Intel.
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In the petition, Alam has said the government's misreporting of data has meant that she does not know when she needs to wear a mask outdoors.
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" Tom Frieden, the former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, likened the potential misreporting to the "'fog of war' early in an outbreak.
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Officials say they are trying to crack down on misreporting by commanders who sometimes create "ghost soldiers" in their units in order to skim the salaries.
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The Obama campaign was also cited for failing to refund some donors who had made excessive contributions in a timely manner, and for misreporting dates of contributions.
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Nielsen underscored the idea that family separation is a penalty for crossing the border illegally in her earlier tweet: This misreporting by Members, press & advocacy groups must stop.
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But according to the Wall Street Journal, the plaintiffs allege that Facebook knew it was misreporting metrics by January 2015, never fixed the error, and dramatically understated the impact.
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Video But those images also brought charges from administration officials, such as Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, that some media outlets were "misreporting" what was happening along the border.
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Offences, they said, include bribery of a foreign public servant, misrepresentation of corporate documents, conspiracy, disruption of legal proceedings, money laundering and misreporting to authorities between 2008 and 2016.
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Using a combination of modeling and regression analyses, we found that as the quality of the information environment improves, misreporting first increases, reaches an inflection point and then decreases.
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That's why it was so disappointing to see egregious misreporting in the media about a recent proposed rule change to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's eagle conservation program.
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"CNN mostly to blame for misreporting about Carson's campaign in IA. That really hurt the Dr.," O'Reilly tweeted, noting there'd be a "special report" on his show Wednesday night.
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A whistleblower at Monsanto, an American seeds firm, received a reward from the Securities and Exchange Commission, after spotting that the firm was misreporting its earnings for Roundup, a weedkiller.
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The SEC writes that between 2014 and 2016, Comscore padded its public revenue filings with an extra $50 million by misreporting the value of data-swapping contracts with other companies.
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In an email viewed by BuzzFeed News, an employee, James, alerted SLAC management in October to a colleague who had been misreporting household size in order to lower a client's payments.
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One notable study examined the relationship between the likelihood of a firm being investigated for securities fraud—such as misreporting financial results—and the "option intensity" of the firm's executive compensation.
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Pritchard has previously warned the media planning and buying industry to clean up its act or risk losing P&G's business, partly because of misreporting of the effectiveness of digital marketing.
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Schools can face million-dollar fines for misreporting crime data on campusUnder The Clery Act, schools are required to accurately report student crime data and properly warn students of potential threats.
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Why it matters: As Axios noted last month, since the last time Facebook updated its measurement and transparency policies, there have been several instances of Facebook misreporting data to publishing partners.
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As Nissan's economic woes were revealed, Japanese prosecutors increased the pressure on Mr. Ghosn, who faces various charges, including misreporting his income to financial regulators and enriching himself at Nissan's expense.
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The Republican National Committee is following the White House's lead and keeping quiet on Mueller, although the national party has eagerly highlighted examples of the media misreporting stories about the probe.
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Today the social network admitted that it has discovered some bugs and errors in its system that have led to misreporting numbers across four products, including Instant Articles, video and Page Insights.
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The Education Department's Office of Civil Rights started investigating more than 50 colleges after receiving complaints that those colleges had mishandled cases of sexual assault and were misreporting the number of cases.
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The irregularites involved misreporting of inventory levels and raw material and labour costs at the windows plants, and would affect EBITDA to the tune of $20 million to $30 million, Boral said.
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Federal authorities have seized some of his boats and fishing permits, and they are seeking to revoke more permits in a civil action that also asserts misreporting in Mr. Rafael's scallop fleet.
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Annals have been the real surprise for everyone: dismissing concerns, writing error-laden "rebuttals," and even effectively telling trialists that they don't need to worry about replying to corrections on gross misreporting.
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During a discussion of Trump's recent executive action to restructure the National Security Council (NSC), Spicer held up a printed tweet to illustrate his point that there had been "misreporting" on this issue.
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That was back in 2007, during the height of the war, when both the US government and certain media outlets were very conspicuously misreporting what the US was doing in the Middle East.
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Atlanta-based credit bureau Equifax was hit with a proposed class action on Monday accusing it of violating federal law by misreporting the source of bankruptcy information it included in consumers credit reports.
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When a bet is closed, REP token holders report on the outcome of the event being wagered on to determine who gets payouts, and are penalized for misreporting the outcome of an event.
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In 2012 the American authorities imposed the biggest fine in the history of the pharmaceutical industry, $3 billion, on GSK for misreporting data on a variety of drugs, of which Paxil was one.
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Read more on fentanyl: America's new deadliest drug is fentanyl Ultra-potent synthetic heroin is spreading across America The opioid crisis might be even worse than it seems because doctors are misreporting deaths
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The revelation shows Nissan and its auditor were discussing the transactions, in apparent contrast with Nissan's contention that the alleged misreporting of benefits for Ghosn was masterminded by Ghosn and a key lieutenant.
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Toshiba shares fell more than five percent in early trade on Wednesday after media reported the security watchdog suspects the Japanese conglomerate of misreporting profits by 40 billion yen ($339.59 million) over three years.
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A formal investigation by Cornell concluded in September that the eating-behavior scientist had violated the school's rules by misreporting research data, using faulty statistics, and failing to properly document and preserve research results.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Widespread misreporting of harmful gas emissions by Chinese electricity firms is threatening the country's attempts to rein in pollution, with government policies aimed at generating cleaner power struggling to halt the practice.
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They were indicted last week on charges that they under-reported Ghosn's income between 2010 and 2015, and prosecutors received court approval to continue holding them over additional allegations that the misreporting continued into 2017.
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The Ofwat found Southern Water had manipulated its wastewater sampling process, which resulted in it misreporting information about the performance of a number of sewage treatment sites, meaning it avoided penalties under Ofwat's incentive regime.
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The violation did not rise to the level of a criminal violation because there was no indication the misreporting was willful and the fine was assessed as part of a conciliation agreement with the FEC.
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One of Tillerson's top aides, communications strategist R.C. Hammond, has recently ramped up his activity on Twitter to defend his boss against the rumors and correct what he believes is misreporting about the State Department.
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California-based PennyMac, one of the country's largest mortgage lenders, has been hit with a proposed class action accusing it of misreporting mortgage loans to credit bureaus after the loans were modified, hurting homeowner's credit standing.
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Last year, the company admitted that it had been misreporting some metrics — individually, none of the mistakes seemed particularly serious, but cumulatively, they created the impression that the company needs to work harder on transparency for advertisers.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Toshiba Corp shares fell more than five percent in early trade on Wednesday after media reported the security watchdog suspects the Japanese conglomerate of misreporting profits by 40 billion yen ($339.59 million) over three years.
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The doctor was outside Beauty & Essex restaurant in L.A. Wednesday night went he went off on the media for misreporting the coronavirus, and even worse ... failing to point out facts in order to alleviate some of the panic.
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"If you're going to use this information to try to find out just how big this big problem is, I think it's a good way to get going," said Flaxman, who has also studied misreporting on death certificates.
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BRUSSELS, May 8 (Reuters) - European Union governments voted on Tuesday to fine Austria less for misreporting its debt than proposed by the European Commission, despite their own calls for the rules to be applied more transparently, EU officials said.
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Beijing has greatly improved how it collects data, made more of it available to the public and cracked down on misreporting, but it's concerned about the spread of unauthorized or inaccurate data from popular mobile apps and handheld detectors.
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Drug-related deaths have surged in recent years amid America's opioid epidemic, but a new study of U.S. mortality rates suggests the problem is even worse than previously thought due to widespread misreporting of cause of death by doctors.
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It's not the first time a White House staffer has printed out tweets; former Trump secretary Sean Spicer brought along a printed tweet to talk to the press about "misreporting" issues surrounding Trump's executive action to restructure the National Security Council.
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But sexual assault survivors and advocates have been quick to point out that rape and sexual assault is only misreported about eight percent of the time, which is about the same, or lower, than the rate of misreporting for other crimes.
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In a decision on Tuesday, U.S. District Judge William Orrick ruled that Fannie Mae cannot be held liable for violating federal or California credit reporting laws for its alleged misreporting because it is not a consumer reporting agency subject to those laws.
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Throughout a House Homeland Security Committee hearing on border security, Kelly blamed any "chaos" at U.S. airports on protesters and insisted "misreporting" led to the perception that the White House left him out of the loop on the particulars of the executive order.
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Fact checking sources of information on the web has been a topic of heightened debate in the wake of U.S. elections where partisan websites and those misreporting (or outright lying in order to turn a profit) were believed to have influenced the vote.
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The bailouts of Greece and Portugal were based on "overly optimistic growth projections," the report said, and staff were insufficiently alarmed by the revelation from Greece in 2004 that it had been "grossly" misreporting its national and public sector accounts since 1997, it added.
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London (CNN Business)Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, are tearing up long-standing rules of engagement with the media as they try to bypass "frequent misreporting" by royal correspondents and tell their stories to handpicked outlets and directly to the public.
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Facebook claims that Instant Articles content gets more traffic and deeper engagement than regular posts, with a 20 percent increase in average read time and a 30 percent higher share rate (those numbers are slightly suspect given Facebook's control over exposure and its habit of misreporting data).
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Advertising agencies and companies are keeping a close eye and growing cautiously wary of the social network, which has been mired in controversy over the past 12 months, from misreporting key advertising metrics to serving as an avenue for Russian nationals to influence the 2016 presidential election.
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The special counsel notes in his letter that just a day after Mr. Barr's effort to spin the findings of the investigation (which Mr. Trump crowed was a "Complete and Total EXONERATION"), Mr. Mueller raised "concern" about all the confusion and misreporting that the attorney general had caused.
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After a tumultuous few days, if the ruling party had hoped for a quieter Thursday, it was to be disappointed as it awoke to news of a £70,000 ($85,883) fine from the electoral watchdog - said to be the largest ever given to a U.K. political party - for misreporting election spending.
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"Despite continued misreporting to the contrary, Secretary Esper and Chairman Milley were consulted over the last several days by the President regarding the situation and efforts to protect US forces in northern Syria in the face of military action by Turkey," the Defense Department's chief spokesman Jonathan Hoffman said in a statement.
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"This committee should determine whether any member or staff member violated the rules by leaking information to the media concerning the interview or by purposely providing inaccurate information which led to significant misreporting," Mr. Futerfas wrote in a letter to Representative K. Michael Conaway, the Texas Republican who is leading the committee's Russia investigation.
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The list now includes Metro International, which was punished with a $10 million fine for abetting "merry-go-round" storage deals for aluminum, CWT, which was fined 100,000 pounds ($20143,000) for failing to notify the LME of potential conflicts of interest between its warehousing and trading arms, and Worldwide Warehouse Solutions (WWS), which was fined 30,000 pounds for misreporting lead stocks.
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Opioid deaths are systematically undercounted by doctors, according to the JAMA Opioid deaths are systematically undercounted by doctors, according to the JAMA Drug-related deaths have surged in recent years amid America's opioid epidemic, but a new study of U.S. mortality rates suggests the problem is even worse than previously thought due to widespread misreporting of cause of death by doctors.
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President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE said Wednesday that negotiations over his proposed border wall with Mexico will begin "immediately" after he takes office, and he accused a reporter of misreporting details about the massive project.
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The most serious state charge is essentially the basket of violations of the duty of care as reflected in the purchase of paintings to decorate Trump resorts, the use of foundation funds to settle lawsuit disputes between the Trump Organization and various third parties, the use of foundation assets to support Donald Trump's political campaign and, finally, the misreporting of the preceding on the foundation's federal Form 990-PF return, which New York law also requires to be filed with the New York attorney general.
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"Despite continued misreporting to the contrary, [Defense Secretary Mark EsperMark EsperCongress set for showdown with Trump over Kurds Newsom mocks photo of Defense officials with Trump: 'The diversity is truly overwhelming' The Hill's Morning Report - White House escalates impeachment battle royal MORE] and [Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Mark Milley] were consulted over the last several days by the President regarding the situation and efforts to protect U.S. forces in northern Syria in the face of military action by Turkey," chief Pentagon spokesman Jonathan Hoffman said in a statement.
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"Despite continued misreporting to the contrary, [Defense Secretary Mark EsperMark EsperCongress set for showdown with Trump over Kurds Newsom mocks photo of Defense officials with Trump: 'The diversity is truly overwhelming' The Hill's Morning Report - White House escalates impeachment battle royal MORE] and [Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Mark Milley] were consulted over the last several days by the President regarding the situation and efforts to protect U.S. forces in northern Syria in the face of military action by Turkey," chief Pentagon spokesman Jonathan Hoffman said in a statement.
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Developing now, Monday, June 18, 123 The Hillary Clinton email probe takes center stage Monday when the FBI's top man and the Justice Department's inspector general testify on Capitol Hill President Trump fires off scathing tweets, ripping the FBI official who was pulled from Special Counsel Robert Mueller's team over anti-Trump texts Media 'misreporting' on family separations at the U.S.-Mexico border prompts Homeland Security boss Kirstjen Nielsen to set the record straight on Trump immigration policy Anti-Trump comedian Kathy Griffin lashes out at Melania Trump in an expletive-laced tirade after the first lady weighed in on immigration reform An earthquake in Osaka, Japan, kills at least three people and injures more than 200 on Monday morning; another temblor rattles Guatemala THE LEAD STORY – CLINTON EMAILS FACE SCRUTINY: FBI Director Christopher Wray and Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz are expected to testify Monday before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Horowitz&aposs bombshell report on the FBI&aposs investigation of Hillary Clinton&aposs personal email server ... Horowitz&aposs report, released Thursday, singled out former FBI Director James Comey for harsh criticism and referred five other bureau employees for potential disciplinary action.
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