A top Republican fundraiser for Donald Trump's 2016 campaign learned last week that his email accounts had been hacked, sowing concerns that document leaks could roil another national U.S. election cycle. Elliott Broidy, a deputy finance chairman of the Republican National Committee, became
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In Los Angeles, it's perfectly legal to build a new apartment without a refrigerator, a balcony, or air conditioning. But you can't build one without plenty of parking. In most cases, in fact, you have to build at least two spaces per unit — and no fudging with tandem or compact spaces. That makes housing
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Under old accounting rules, said Autodesk, that would have been $565 million to $575 million and 11 cents to 14 cents per share. That is still below consensus for $585 million and 16 cents a share. For the year, the company sees revenue of $2.455 billion to $2.505 billion, and a net loss of 74 cents to
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Only 46 percent of corporate tax professionals consider diversity and inclusion to be important, according to a new survey. The survey of more than 400 tax and accounting professionals by Bloomberg Tax surveyed people who work at both accounting firms and corporate tax and accounting departments
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President Donald Trump reiterated his commitment to slapping tariffs on steel and aluminum, dismissing concerns about a global trade war and saying the U.S. has suffered from poor trading conditions with other nations, including those in the European Union. “When we're behind every single country,
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