(Reuters) ZIMBABWE: COST OF WAR -- The new minister of finance disclosed to Parliament that the country's two-year-long involvement in Congo's civil war has cost about $200 million, nearly three times more than previously disclosed.
As pressure mounted to oust Mr. Vyakhirev, Boris Fyodorov, a former minister of finance, disclosed that tens of billions of dollars worth of gas sales from Russia to former Soviet countries like Ukraine went through Itera, a trading company based in Jacksonville, Fla., and partly owned by Gazprom managers.
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Shadow Networks, a stealthy new security company with high-powered backers, has raised over $10 million in a round of financing disclosed to the US Securities and Exchange Commission under its old name ZanttZ Inc.
Intuit Inc., a maker of personal finance software, disclosed plans yesterday to buy for up to $150 million in cash the portion it does not already own of a joint venture developing software for online bill payment.
In 2008, McCain, a noted proponent of campaign finance reform, disclosed his bundlers in this same manner Obama did.
Rhapsody is privately owned, but some of its finances are disclosed through the public reporting of Real Networks, which owns 45 percent of the service.
All of these eroded the financial health of the pension system, but neither the magnitude of the harm, nor its effect on the city's own finances, were disclosed to investors.
As the fortunes of the Enron Corporation unraveled in late 2001, officials of its accounting firm, Arthur Andersen & Company, destroyed "a significant but undetermined number" of documents relating to the company and its finances, Andersen disclosed yesterday.
Shares of Letsbuyit.com, which gained 50percentt after news reports on Wednesday said the company had negotiated a rescue package, surged as much as 180percentt as news of further financing was disclosed.
The Times went on to say that on January 15th, the day Mr. Stein's campaign finances were disclosed, he had repaid his organization the cost of the box with a check on his own bank account, "because he wanted to make it a personal gift".
