MetLife to Pay SEC $10 Million Fine Over Pension Accounting Violations

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MetLife to Pay SEC $10 Million Fine Over Pension Accounting Violations

MetLife has agreed to pay $10 million to settle SEC charges that it violated federal securities laws relating to its accounting for reserves associated
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Norwegian Cruise Line ditches single-use plastic drinks bottles onboard

A cruise line has ditched single-use plastic drinks bottles across its fleet in an effort to be more sustainable. Miami-based Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has replaced all plastic drinks bottles with sustainable alternatives on all 17 of its ships, beginning with its …
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Austria Grabs Climate Lead

Austria's new government plans to push the boundaries of conventional economic, energy and tax policies in its bid to reduce greenhouse gas
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Denver-area accounting firm acquired by company eyeing Colorado for expansion

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What Does Chevron's Future Hold As It Tries To Overcome Its Natural Gas Write Down?

Chevron (NYSE: CVX) is a multinational, oil company based out of San Ramon, California. It is active in over 180 countries and employs over 48,600 people across its operations. The company provides a range of Upstream and Downstream services and …
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