Former USF Accounting Manager Sentenced To Ten Years In Prison For Mail Fraud Scheme

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Former USF Accounting Manager Sentenced To Ten Years In Prison For Mail Fraud Scheme

According to court documents, Puglisi was employed as an accounting manager for the University of South Florida's University Medical Services
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PCAOB Asks For Comments on Interim Attest Standards – CPA Practice Advisor

Registered public accounting firms are sometimes engaged to examine and report on matters outside of an audit of financial statements. PCAOB
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Case: Individual Employment Rights/Retaliation (SD Fla.) – Bloomberg Law

A federal district court in Florida denied the city of Opa-Locka's motion to dismiss a police captain's First Amendment retaliation claims.
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Understanding Adjusted EBITDA | Marcum LLP | Accountants and Advisors

EBITDA, which stands for earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization, is a metric commonly used to assess a company's
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Gundlach Starts Buying After Worst US Treasury Rout in Decades – Yahoo Finance

(Bloomberg) — There's at least one major investor who thinks the worst global bond rout in decades is creating a buying opportunity.
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