Carlos Ghosn pays SEC $1 million to settle illicit compensation claims

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Carlos Ghosn pays SEC $1 million to settle illicit compensation claims

New York (CNN Business) Carlos Ghosn has agreed to pay $1 million to the US Securities and Exchange Commission to settle claims that he concealed compensation received from Nissan, an allegation that forms the basis of criminal charges against the …
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Baker Tilly Named Great Place to Work® for 4th Consecutive Year

The Great Place to Work® organization recertified leading accounting and advisory firm Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP (Baker Tilly) as a great
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The GM strike enters its 2nd week. Here's where things stand

The nationwide United Auto Workers strike against General Motors entered its second week Monday, and while both sides say that talks are continuing, negotiations appear to be at a stalemate. Interested in General Motors? Add General Motors as an …
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Canadian Wholesalers Post Fastest Gain Since 2016 on Drugs, Cars

Wholesale sales in Canada rose by the fastest pace in almost three years, a sign the economy may not be decelerating as quickly as thought.
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India's biggest carmaker Maruti sees higher sales in Sept m/m

NEW DELHI, Sept 23 (Reuters) – India’s biggest automaker, Maruti Suzuki India Ltd, expects sales of its cars in September to be higher than the previous month, its Chairman R.C. Bhargava told Reuters on Monday. August domestic sales at Maruti Suzuki fell …
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