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washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Metro - 6 hours ago
A Prince George's nonprofit group has returned $500,000 in public money to the county after an audit found that it failed to file proper federal tax forms and that a former board member had opened bank accounts using …
Also tagged: returns, 500 000, after, nonprofit, washington redskins, national football league, national football conference, nfc east division, prince george s county, john edwards politician, u s democratic party, federal express corporation, u s department of housing and urban development, james keary, prince george s literacy council, patriots technology training center, douglas e edwards, randy mcrae
lesechos.fr » Les Echos - Offres d'emploi - 22 hours ago
Véritable manager, vous intervenez sur des missions variées (CAC, due diligence, introduction en bourse, analyse business plan etc...) auprès de secteurs d'activités diversifiés (Industrie, Services, Banque etc...)
computerworld.com » Computerworld Blogs - Management - 24 hours ago
This developer pilot fish and his team talk with his company's telecom group about building a defense against network attacks -- a very active defense. read more
Also tagged: software, management, counterstrike, denial of service, servers and data center
washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Education - Oct 2, 2008
The D.C. school system could have saved as much as $2.25 million by having its teachers conduct reading instruction instead of contracting the work to the nonprofit Teachers Institute, using an arrangement that …
Also tagged: teachers, work, washington dc, new york city, institute, be, contract, illegal, finds, might, michelle rhee, the washington post company, council of the district of columbia, houghton mifflin company, charles willoughby, richard spigler, teachers institute, sheila ford, dena iverson
lesechos.fr » Les Echos - actualité marchés - Oct 1, 2008
Jean-Pierre Alix, président du conseil supérieur de l'Ordre des experts-comptables, livre aux « Echos » sa vision du secteur et insiste sur le caractère multidisciplinaire d'un métier crucial en période de tourmente …
washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Education - Oct 1, 2008
The D.C. school system could have saved as much as $2.25 million by having its teachers conduct reading instruction instead of contracting the work to the nonprofit Teachers Institute, using an arrangement that …
Also tagged: teachers, work, washington dc, new york city, institute, be, contract, illegal, finds, might, michelle rhee, the washington post company, council of the district of columbia, houghton mifflin company, charles willoughby, richard spigler, teachers institute, sheila ford, dena iverson
northcountrygazette.org » North Country Gazette - Oct 1, 2008
ALBANY—Weak internal controls and policies prevented eight school districts throughout Northeastern New York from claiming at least $3.1 million in Medicaid reimbursable expenses and consequently losing out on $1.54 …
Also tagged: health, education, insurance, government, children, taxes, new york state, medicaid, revenues, school districts, reimbursements
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City Hall Audit Reveals Purchase of a...Sno-Cone Machine?riverfronttimes.com » Gut Check - Oct 1, 2008 As my colleague Chad Garrison reported yesterday, a newly released audit (link PDF) of St. Louis City Hall and the Board of Aldermen has revealed numerous questionable purchases, including two sedans with heated … Also tagged: news, cityhall, snowcones, snoopysnoconemachine |
northcountrygazette.org » North Country Gazette - Sep 30, 2008
ROCHESTER—The owner of a defunct used car dealership in Rochester was sentenced to 46 consecutive Sundays in a Monroe County jail work-release program for filing fraudulent sales tax returns. Pedro Delgado, 32, of 630 …
Also tagged: business, crime, used cars, new york, courts, taxes, new york state, dealership, rochester, sales tax, motor vehicles, false return
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Auditor Finds Waste and Fine Rides at City Hallriverfronttimes.com » Stlog - Sep 30, 2008 State Auditor Susan Montee has released her much anticipated review of St. Louis City Hall and the Board of Aldermen. Among its findings, the audit questioned the use of two sedans purchased in April 2007 for Board of … Also tagged: news, stlouis, cityhall, lewisreed, boardofalderman, sharonquigleycarpenter, stateauditor, susanmontee |