“It has to do with the way the city was accounting for, not operationally, but just accounting for, some of the pension liabilities in the pension accounts with the (Governmental Accounting Standards Board) 68, and the city has implemented a corrective action plan to correct that. We don't expect that to
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President Donald Trump can attend the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland next week even if the U.S. government shuts down over a spending impasse, senior administration officials said. Air Force One would still be allowed to fly in a shutdown, and necessary staff and security to support the
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Dalie Jimenez, a professor at the University of Connecticut School of Law and founding member of the CFPB, discusses the new leadership currently in control of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which has asked the Federal Reserve for no funding for the second quarter and dropped a
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A bipartisan House bill to strengthen protection for congressional employees who file sexual-harassment complaints would bar review by Congress's outside ethics watchdog. The measure introduced Thursday would instead create a new Office of Congressional Workplace Rights that would examine
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An HNA representative couldn't immediately comment when contacted by Bloomberg News on Thursday. HNA emerged from near obscurity over the past two years after a $40-billion-plus buying spree that included large stakes in Deutsche Bank AG and Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc., amassing one of
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