Tells about the enrollment crisis, and disclosures of racial discrimination in the admission policies of N.Y.sprivate colleges & universities.
NEW YORK TIMES Reading the Fine Print in Abacus and Other Soured Deals | Many of the soured investment products that helped lead to the financial crisis contained disclosures of their risks, but the investors failed to heed warning signs, Steven M. Davidoff writes in the Deal Professor column.
GE is one of many companies to face private lawsuits over crisis-era disclosures.
It was a strange way to begin, but the circumstances surrounding David Paterson's unexpected promotion had put things out of order: disclosure, crisis, and redemption had come first; now it was time for getting to know you.
On her eighth day in the witness box Brooks traced the gathering crisis as the disclosure of the three incriminating messages led to the creation of the Operation Weeting police inquiry.
A common refrain from the financial crisis is that poor disclosure was a big contributor, if not the cause, of the financial crisis.
Tsuyoshi Kikukawa, the chairman and president of the embattled camera maker Olympus, is to step down following a two-week crisis triggered by the disclosure of multimillion-dollar fees paid to Cayman Islands-based advisers.
Confidence Crisis, Business Boon 08.07.02 Disclosure rules have been a bonanza to many firms and the toughest ones haven't even kicked in yet.
It also showed that Cheney and the Bush staff need a new attitude toward full disclosure in crises lest their boss is made to look like a man too prone to believe what he hopes to be true.
In the past three months billionaire Gerald Ford, who partnered with Perelman on a string of successful deals in the wake of the savings and loans crisis, has signed non-disclosure agreements with several community banks, allowing him glimpses into their finances.
