Panasonic Unit Admits Accounting Offense

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Panasonic Unit Admits Accounting Offense

A unit of Panasonic Corp. PCRFY -0.37% admitted to violating an accounting provision of the main U.S. antibribery law, triggering payments to authorities totaling more than $280 million. Panasonic Avionics Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary of Panasonic Corp. of Japan, agreed to pay a $137.4 million
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Pan: Diverging Global Growth

(Bloomberg) — Less positive growth trends in the U.K. and Europe contrast with the global trajectory and more specifically the U.S., says Tao Pan, Portfolio Manager at Algebris. She told Daybreak Europe's Caroline Hepker and Markus Karlsson that the exact long term impact of a U.S. ten year yield over
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Sprint Investors Are Overcome With Both Joy and Despair

Sprint Corp. has agreed to be bought and nobody knows how to react. Here's a visual representation of the chaos: Crash and Dash. Sprint sold off Monday after investors drove up the stock heading into the weekend's deal announcement. Sprint Corp. shares. 5.60 5.70 5.80 5.90 6.00 6.10 6.20 6.30 6.40
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BDO Adds Firm in Belize

The accounting network BDO has added a new firm in Belize, which will also serve Turks & Caicos, effective 1 April 2018. Formerly part of the Crowe Horwath network – and, in the past, of a number of other large global accounting organizations – the new BDO firm in Belize was founded in 1972 and
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Mass. Society of CPAs Names Educator of the Year

The Massachusetts Society of Certified Public Accountants (MSCPA) has named Shay Blanchette, CPA, MBA, as the winner of its Outstanding Educator of the Year award for 2018. Blanchette, a Foxboro resident, is a senior lecturer and MSA faculty director at Babson College. Blanchette was chosen for
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