IMF's Lipton Says It's Time for China to Address Trade Concerns

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IMF's Lipton Says It's Time for China to Address Trade Concerns

IMF's David Lipton discusses trade tensions between the U.S. and China with Bloomberg's Maria Tadeo. … “The U.S. is not alone in being concerned about Chinese trade practices,” IMF First Deputy Managing Director David Lipton said Tuesday in an interview on Bloomberg Television. Senior Chinese
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Time for tax planning

Kohler, a partner in an accounting firm and a law firm, is also senior tax advisor at software firm TaxSlayer. “There are lots of changes on the business side,” he said. “The bad news is the impact of the elimination of the entertainment deduction. It makes it hard for business taxpayers to schmooze and win
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Scott Pruitt's Sketchy Sweetheart Deal

The connection raises ethical questions that, for Pruitt and the administration he serves, are too close to home. –Editors: Francis Barry, Michael Newman. To contact the senior editor responsible for Bloomberg View's editorials: David Shipley at davidshipley@bloomberg.net . Before it's here, it's on the
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Sky Responds To Update Published By CMA On 21st Century Remedy Proposal

(RTTNews.com) – British satellite television network Sky Plc (BSY.L, SKY.L) noted the publication today by the Competition and Markets Authority or CMA of two alternative remedy proposals submitted by Twenty-First Century Fox, Inc. (FOX, FOXA) to the …
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Celadon Details Deeper Financial Reporting Problems

Indianapolis-based Celadon Group Inc. (NYSE: CGI) says an ongoing internal audit has turned up issues with its accounting and public financial reporting practices going back four years. The transportation logistics company announced last May it was using independent legal and accounting experts to
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