The FTC will also investigate these disclosures, to make sure they are disclosures.
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The disclosures, known as "Brady disclosures" after the 1963 Supreme Court case Brady v.
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Of course, internal agency policies restricting disclosures might well encompass disclosures of presidential communications.
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If they deal with corporate disclosures they're going to have at look at their own disclosures.
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That agreement comes with a $1 million-per-violation penalty, not just for disclosures but also threatened disclosures.
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The paper states: Concerningly, our results show that the overall prevalence of affiliate disclosures is low, and that the disclosures are largely of the variety the FTC specifically advocates against: the Affiliate Link disclosures.
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" Then, conflating the WikiLeaks disclosures with the Snowden disclosures, he added that: "I thought what Snowden did was disgraceful, treasonous.
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Either way, it's not something we found out about through Trump's financial disclosures because he doesn't make any meaningful financial disclosures.
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NEW DISCLOSURES The bank did offer new disclosures on the buildout of retail banking and its efforts to become more efficient.
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These disclosures established what would become a clear pattern: WikiLeaks disclosures would, disproportionately, reveal secrets about the United States and its allies.
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Either way, it's not something we found out about through President Trump's financial disclosures because he doesn't make any meaningful financial disclosures.
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The mayor also filed regular financial disclosures, but the disclosures required by New York City contain less financial information than disclosures required for candidates for president, and they are no longer on file with the city Conflicts of Interest Board.
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The actual "ISP Transparency Disclosures Portal" page (below) does not even provide the average user with enough information to locate the ISP disclosures themselves.
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In the aftermath of the Snowden disclosures, the administration took steps to put measures in place to prevent the unauthorized disclosures of classified information.
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"Moreover, the FEC's purpose requirement regulates electioneering communication disclosures in precisely the same way BCRA itself regulates express advocacy disclosures," Brown wrote in the decision.
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Standard disclosures may help companies avoid clashes with shareholders as seen at U.S. oil major Exxon Mobil, whose disclosures on climate change risks are being investigated.
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Laws like the Whistleblower Protection Act of 1989 and the Whistleblower Protection Enhancement Act of 2012 define some disclosures as "whistleblowing" and deem them protected disclosures.
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"Usually the reason people fight disclosures is that they don't want the people seeking disclosures to know what they've been up to," Frosh said in an interview.
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This month I introduced legislation that would limit re-disclosures and unauthorized uses of tax returns and tax return information obtained through Section 6103-based "consent" disclosures.
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The disclosures cover British banks globally and overseas banks' British-based staff, and contain more detail than is found in pay disclosures in other non-EU regions.
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They argue Snowden's disclosures brought about necessary surveillance reforms, advanced encryption, and were properly filtered through news organizations to prevent harm of disclosures not in the public interest.
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I think you know that Vizio has been pioneering privacy and active viewing data disclosures for the last several years, and we actually lead the industry in those disclosures.
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Personal financial disclosures have become a litmus test for Democratic 224 hopefuls, as candidates link their tax disclosures with the long-standing fight to obtain President Trump's tax returns.
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The press, by signal-boosting these disclosures, makes these accusations more credible to voters who don't really understand that these disclosures, however problematic, are pretty run-of-the-mill.
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When Kobe Steel made its disclosures, confidence in Japan's manufacturing industry had already been shaken by disclosures that Mitsubishi Motors and Suzuki Motor had cheated on fuel economy tests.
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The tax returns could also be used to verify the accuracy of the financial disclosures, or at least to check whether Mr. Trump's returns are consistent with those disclosures.
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The G20's Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures launched its voluntary framework in 2017 that calls on companies to provide climate-related financial disclosures in their public annual financial filings.
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The press, by signal-boosting these disclosures, makes these accusations more credible to voters who don't really understand that these disclosures, however problematic, don't bear on the fundamental fairness of the November election.
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There were 10,281 disclosures of emotional abuse to the organization's direct services in 2017, compared to the 3,85033 reports of physical abuse, 607 reports of sexual abuse and 1,443 disclosures of financial abuse.
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Disclosures would apply to ad purchases of more than $500.
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The journal did not begin requesting author disclosures until 1984.
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The White House released the original disclosures in late March.
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Warner said Twitter has been asked to make similar disclosures.
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Political ads on TV and radio must include such disclosures.
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Europe's GDPR regulations require unprecedented privacy disclosures and user permissions.
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This could incentivize company management to minimize any negative disclosures.
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Regular disclosures of policy relevant data and decisions are enough.
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Disclosures: NBCUniversal is the parent company of NBC and CNBC.
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Now the numbers of strikes might increase without public disclosures.
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Disclosures: Paul Meeks holds positions in the stocks discussed. Disclaimer
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Wolfe Research Sr. Oil & Gas Analyst Paul Sankey: No disclosures.
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The FDA does not offer comparable guidance for financial disclosures.
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The disclosures by these two banks haven't been previously reported.
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Disclosures: Wedbush Securities is a market maker in Apple. Disclaimer
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"There would just continue to be disclosures," the official said.
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HSBC and Santander did not immediately comment on the disclosures.
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Enron whistleblower Sherron Watkins's fraud disclosures drove sweeping financial reform.
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It does not prohibit government employees from making voluntary disclosures.
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His public financial disclosures show a man of modest means.
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A publicly traded company makes periodic disclosures to its shareholders.
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In 2012, Trump chastised Obama for fighting against the disclosures.
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Disclosures from the impeachment will reverberate throughout American foreign policy.
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This is why Lending Club's disclosures have been so devastating.
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Delrahim did not work on the contract, according to disclosures.
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The disclosures represent the first step in Esper's confirmation process.
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The SEC first issued guidance on cyber disclosures in 2011.
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GAO came to that number after looking through public disclosures.
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The only thing that stopped was the legally required disclosures.
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Actively managed ETFs are required to make such disclosures daily.
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Clinton's email disclosures had murdered his wife and shot himself.
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Since then, she's been more careful about her financial disclosures.
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The Dr. Ford hearing also prompted these conversations and disclosures.
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Clinton's critics that new disclosures could still damage her prospects.
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She also defended the newly revealed caveat about financial disclosures.
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The disclosures come at a sensitive time for the sport.
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The lack of required disclosures makes following the money difficult.
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State legislatures can and should pass laws requiring these disclosures.
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A flood of disclosures followed, which continues to this day.
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The candidates will need to file financial disclosures by Thursday.
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Disclosures: GE is an investment banking client of Deutsche Bank.
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Merrill referred questions about donor disclosures to the Clinton Foundation.
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Until disclosures are made mandatory, companies are likely to prevaricate.■
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Facebook killed her climate ad over a local disclosures rule.
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Fresh disclosures show he worked on the device's explosive trigger.
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But such disclosures are almost never good news for Trump.
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Your previous medical disclosures have been significant but not complete.
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"A lot of my followers appreciate the disclosures," he said.
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The disclosures by Elliott highlight a brewing battle between billionaires.
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"Let alone through the selective disclosures of elite shareholder referenda."
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The disclosures confirmed earlier reports in the South Korean media.
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The analysis is based on disclosures made by individual funds.
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The company gathered the data from US employees' voluntary disclosures.
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Clinton's defenders say the new disclosures don't amount to much.
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Statistical information for disclosures pursuant to Rule 73 and Rule 27 and disclosures regarding institutional orders should be submitted in only one format to facilitate comparison across trading venues and among broker-dealers. 28.
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After months of negotiations, Facebook said on Friday that it would support the Honest Ads Act, which would require disclosures around online political advertising similar to the disclosures that are required of broadcast media.
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It is unclear whether the new disclosures will kill the deal.
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The details were released following Facebook's disclosures to Congress earlier today.
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The disclosures do not say who Futerfas was hired to represent.
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Disclosures: Wedbush Securities makes a market in shares of AAPL. Disclaimer
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Having said that, we are the industry leader in those disclosures.
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There have been no disclosures about Foresea having pledged Vanke shares.
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Price disclosures will only have to be in text, not voiceover.
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Disclosures: CXO, FANG, WLL, PE are investment banking clients of SunTrust.
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The recent disclosures of alleged hacked emails on sites like DCLeaks.
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Disclosures: SunTrust Robinson Humphrey makes a market in shares of Netflix.
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" They added, "Disclosures through WikiLeaks did not contain any evident forgeries.
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For additional information and details please see the full Legal Disclosures.
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However, her campaign disclosures revealed that she may be making tradeoffs.
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New disclosures on auditors' tenure and independence take effect this week.
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Until now, the disclosures required a Freedom of Information Act request.
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That is when the financial disclosures from this quarter are due.
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BOEING FACES SEC PROBE INTO DISCLOSURES ABOUT 737 MAX TROUBLES - BLOOMBERG
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Questions about the figure highlight the mounting skepticism around Facebook's disclosures.
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His financial disclosures do not show direct holdings in pharmaceutical companies.
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Some of those brands are now working on improving their disclosures.
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Disclosures: CNBC has a content-sharing partnership with Yahoo's finance site.
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Companies may also submit their "transparency disclosures" directly to the FCC.
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Disclosures: Matrix clients and Katz own shares of TEL and OXY.
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The disclosures cover all of last year and part of 2016.
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Funds could be asked to give more detailed disclosures to investors.
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The company reiterated it had made full disclosures regarding the issues.
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The disclosures are checked and confirmed by lawyers, and divestitures recommended.
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Plan sponsors have to keep records, make disclosures and process transactions.
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One report claimed Israeli intelligence was "boiling mad" over the disclosures.
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"Further regulatory steps beyond additional disclosures may be needed," she added.
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Fitch believes that banks' disclosures on their TRF business are insufficient.
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"We firmly believe that our accounting practices and disclosures were appropriate."
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In contrast with traditional financial companies, Lending Club's disclosures are thin.
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I asked Lending Club about these areas of its financial disclosures.
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Though many thousands have yet to report, the disclosures are startling.
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What happens when a foreign agent violates the required legal disclosures?
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Or, he said, reporters could incorporate constant disclosures about his ownership.
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Rules establishing bioengineered food disclosures should be coherent and science-based.
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Financial statement disclosures are not designed for assessing such complex unknowns.
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All necessary financial disclosures were made at the time of sale.
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Disclaimer Disclosures: Farr, his family and firm own SFM an CVS
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According to Recode, disclosures now appear on many of Sleepopolis' pages.
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The intruders accessed information from corporate disclosures that are not public.
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Some disclosures from big figures in YouTube and Twitch are welcomed.
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Medical journals have said they don't routinely fact-check authors' disclosures.
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One result of unprecedented secrecy is an unprecedented volume of disclosures.
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After those disclosures, share prices of both Facebook and Twitter tumbled.
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My statement in response to reports about recent financial disclosures: pic.twitter.
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Will President Trump's latest financial disclosures reflect payments to Mr. Cohen?
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Those disclosures helped lead to Mr. Flynn's ouster from the administration.
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That expansion came to light as part of Mr. Snowden's disclosures.
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The new disclosures were welcomed by analysts and investors beyond Bellini.
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Disclosures around digital advertising have come under review in recent years.
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Their disclosures attest that the advocacy ultimately benefitted the Ukrainian government.
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Read the disclosures and terms of the account you're considering opening.
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Of that, Bloomberg's campaign spent $188 million, according to the disclosures.
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How did IBM get around the legal requirement for the disclosures?
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It did not disclose profit or revenue numbers in its disclosures.
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An OGE spokeswoman declined to comment when asked about Mnuchin's disclosures.
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New disclosures have come at a dizzying speed in recent days.
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Disclosures: Mark Tepper owns shares of Domino's, Activision, Walmart and Netflix.
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He praised the disclosures as a step toward transparency and accountability.
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This is what Nunes's initial disclosures last month were all about.
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Senators said they could not understand the timing of Facebook's disclosures.
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Were these disclosures added because of the criticism following I/O?
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"Rather than acknowledge that … numerous disclosures and concerns should have been addressed earlier, and that the listeria outbreak could have been avoided if plaintiff's recommendations and disclosures were heeded, defendants decided to retaliate," Mosby's lawsuit states.
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These disclosures can be made through "various channels" but disclosures of classified information or items protected by the Privacy Act must be made to Congress, the Office of Special Counsel, or to an Inspector General Office.
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The most likely action to follow Mr. Zuckerberg's grilling is the passage of a bill that requires financial disclosures of political advertising on social media, a law similar to broadcast television and radio political ad disclosures.
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Democratic officials and senators said they are also looking for comprehensive financial disclosures from each nominee, time to review those disclosures, and completed reviews by the FBI and the Office of Government Ethics before confirmation hearings begin.
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Unlike presidents, the Supreme Court's members do not provide regular health disclosures.
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As part of the suit, the commission has agreed to some disclosures.
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Some US officials believe his disclosures endangered US troops serving the field.
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A breakdown of what some VC firms are sharing in new disclosures.
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Disclosures and other requirements of major consumer protection regulations will be discussed.
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The company's financial disclosures before its IPO revealed large and growing losses.
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Disclosures: Sarah Hunt owns BP and Home Depot through Alpine's funds Disclaimer
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Disclosures: KBW does investment banking with SVB Financial Group and Wells Fargo.
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The disclosures will only be required in the US, UK, and Ireland.
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The disclosures, he says, are "staggering", but "we have to move ahead".
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Tegna said it would not make any further disclosures about the matter.
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Disclosures: Macy's, J.C. Penney and Nordstrom are investment banking clients of JPMorgan.
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Disclosures: Fiat Chrysler FCAU is an investment banking client of Morgan Stanley.
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The financial disclosures are intended to reveal any potential conflicts of interest.
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We've made very clear disclosures about our equity investees, our affiliated companies.
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However medical journals did not require funding disclosures until the mid-1980s.
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The recent disclosures of alleged hacked e-mails on sites like DCLeaks.
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Though, we knew this thanks to Uber's previous disclosures of its financials.
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The company has resisted such disclosures, saying it promises its clients confidentiality.
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I do believe that the Justice Department has slow-walked at disclosures.
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The government has asked companies to file their disclosures by April 2019.
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Koh noted that Yahoo's settlement required more disclosures than Google's proposed settlement.
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I think, really, the pivotal moment for me was the Snowden disclosures.
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The documents represented disclosures from five members of Mueller's team and Mueller.
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Honghe declined to comment and directed Reuters to review its exchange disclosures.
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The twin disclosures leave Trump alone on an island of conspiracy theories.
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The monthly meetings and disclosures have at times helped prompt GM recalls.
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S&P declined to comment on gaps Reuters identified in those disclosures.
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I know everyone is frustrated, especially by the recent DNC email disclosures.
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McKinsey's bankruptcy disclosures were the subject of a separate settlement this year.
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The previously unreported charge was included in Deutsche Bank's operational risk disclosures.
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Gifts from those outside of government are also part of the disclosures.
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Disclosures: Apple is an investment banking client of Robert W. Baird. Disclaimer
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CREW statement regarding today's blog post on Heather Nauert's financial disclosures: pic.twitter.
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Drugmakers questioned the federal government's legal standing for requiring the price disclosures.
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The contracts are verbal, disclosures say, and no dollar figures are given.
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The Hill will update this list as the fundraising disclosures come in.
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The disclosures, filed through September, were compiled and analyzed by Breakout Point.
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Campaign financial disclosures show Stone is also a political donor of Pruitt.
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The government will form a multi-agency group to monitor the disclosures.
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Across the business world, leaders are coalescing around these climate change disclosures.
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That could remove the need for mandatory disclosures in the first place.
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Wikileaks has released thousands of classified U.S. military documents, among other disclosures.
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ET. The lobbying disclosures for the third quarter are due at midnight.
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Washington pledged not to engage in indiscriminate espionage following Snowden's 2013 disclosures.
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Placing disclosures though could dampen enthusiasm for some clearly high-engagement content.
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The New York-based bank has said it has since improved disclosures.
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But there were other disclosures suggesting that admissions decisions are somewhat arbitrary.
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Those disclosures show the business actually lost about $2 million that year.
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"We made all the proper disclosures," Kathleen Breitman told Reuters in June.
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White House visitor access records are "being updated," as are financial disclosures.
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Mr. Stone responded, telling the Trump campaign about potential disclosures from WikiLeaks.
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Either way, the Annies share in the ownership of their lyrics' disclosures.
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And they're aware that damning new disclosures can burst upon them anytime.
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He quit the job in 2016, four months before the WikiLeaks disclosures.
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Both Questcor and Mallinckrodt responded to the S.E.C. by expanding their disclosures.
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More importantly, federal regulations refer to unauthorized disclosures not just classified information.
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Disclosures: Teva Pharmaceuticals is an investment banking client of Wells Fargo Securities.
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Nissan was hit with a $15 million fine for false financial disclosures.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission should press for better disclosures, not fewer.
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Those disclosures could have made his pattern of communication look less suspicious.
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The allegations stemmed from disclosures last year in the Panama Papers leak.
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LEFT HAND, RIGHT HAND: Sustainability disclosures by European companies generally poor: study.
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She also called for requiring disclosures of foreign donations to think tanks.
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Even candidates that look unassailable can be suddenly weakened by sudden disclosures.
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The disclosures also show that Kushner has ties to multiple foreign banks.
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Disclosures: Matrix clients and Katz own Facebook, eBbay and Goldman Sachs. Disclaimer
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Mr. Liddell, according to disclosures, sold these stock holdings by mid-February.
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We look forward to more disclosures in the weeks and months ahead.
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A listed transaction requires additional disclosures to be filed with the IRS.
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Despite those disclosures, Warner told Recode that he remains frustrated with Facebook.
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Nonprofit organizations such as PhRMA must file detailed disclosures with the IRS.
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The FCA proposes that all commercial companies with a premium listing on the London Stock Exchange make climate-related disclosures that conform to an approach set out in 2017 by the Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD).
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The stems from a 2002 Federal Elections Commission (FEC) ruling that exempted text from such disclosures because of the limited number of characters (Google and Facebook later claimed that exemption for themselves to avoid requiring "paid for" disclosures).
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Sizing financial exposure is tricky because of limited disclosures and legal/contractual considerations.
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It has also released thousands of classified U.S. military documents, among other disclosures.
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Analysts were divided on how much the disclosures could affect Fillon's election fortunes.
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Yet tracking the money is difficult because of limited transparency in its disclosures.
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Yet tracking the money is hard because of limited transparency in its disclosures.
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But recent financial disclosures reveal that his current financial portfolio has improved dramatically.
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The paperwork required includes financial disclosures and a questionnaire from the committee members.
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Despite the disclosures, Vale shares jumped to their highest point since the Jan.
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It does not necessitate the same kinds of disclosures of public tax documents.
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There are real costs, for people and causes, to disclosures on hard issues.
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It also requires the company to make disclosures to consumers in some cases.
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"Congress can require the President to make reasonable financial disclosures," the court wrote.
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Nebulous hashtags like #partner or just tagging the sponsor aren't considered proper disclosures.
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Disclosures: Cramer's trust did not own SolarCity stock when this story was published.
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These disclosures, spotted by Wired, were made in the companies' 10-K forms.
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Officials told the newspaper that Trump's disclosures were about an Islamic State plot.
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App stores can foster this by creating design standards and mandating privacy disclosures.
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Much of the material Martin is accused of stealing predates the Snowden disclosures.
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The company declined to make any other additional disclosures about the sales process.
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A couple of energy companies have faced inquiries over their climate change disclosures.
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Trading venue disclosures should include information about execution speeds to the millisecond. 25.
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ANADARKO AMENDS OCCIDENTAL MERGER PROXY IN RESPONSE TO LAWSUIT ALLEGING INADEQUATE DISCLOSURES -FILING
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UDPATED: This story was updated to include news of Citizens United's Tuesday disclosures.
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"In those conversations, Apple has acknowledged that its initial disclosures came up short."
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The White House dumped a series of financial disclosures on Friday, including Conway's.
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Then, the man read some disclosures related to obtaining a replacement ATM card.
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Emphasis will be on fair lending issues, disclosures and major consumer protection rules.
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With Tuesday's disclosures of services margins, investors finally seem to be buying in.
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Reporters, for reasons we've discussed, have every reason to report on hacked disclosures.
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We now have disclosures from 349 officials and we're sharing them with you.
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Those actions caused far greater harm to America's global standing than Snowden's disclosures.
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These disclosures occurred twice in combat and six times during peacetime engagement operations.
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The ads did not feature any disclosures that it was a political ad.
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Instead, he upheld the NTSB's conclusion that several FOIA exemptions barred the disclosures.
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Disclaimer Disclosures: Gabelli owns CNH Industrial and Mueller Water Products in his funds.
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The government's ethics watchdog reviewed Clayton's financial disclosures for potential conflicts of interest.
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Disclosures under the LDA require much less information and detail than FARA filings.
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Disclosures: Jon Najarian is a frequent guest on CNBC's "Fast Money: Halftime Report. "
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Investors are suing him and Parvataneni over what they said were inadequate disclosures.
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In some countries, however, such disclosures are routine, and not just for politicians.
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These thefts and disclosures are intended to interfere with the US election process.
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Levandowski rejected the suggestion that Uber was trying to skirt the accident disclosures.
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Such disclosures are used by mortgage, private student loan and credit card lenders.
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Don't rely on disclosures that people will see only if they click 'MORE.
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The deadline for submitting lobbying disclosures for the third quarter is Oct. 20.
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Public health advocates say greater nutritional disclosures help people make healthier food choices.
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Disclosures: Comcast is the owner of NBCUniversal, parent company of CNBC and CNBC.com.
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By Tuesday, the disclosures had already claimed their first high-level political victim.
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Speaking to reporters after the hearing, Avenatti signaled that more disclosures are forthcoming.
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Neutral Posture is an "economically disadvantaged women-owned small business," according to disclosures.
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The gathering was roiled by the WikiLeaks disclosures, which were released days earlier.
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Disclosures: Matrix clients and Katz own J.P. Morgan Chase, Eaton, Qualcomm and Schlumberger.
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The FTC charged that the disclosures were not clear and conspicuous, as required.
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Trump said in presidential financial disclosures that this property is worth $250 million.
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The second is to look at updating disclosures required under the tax code.
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And they must coordinate with friendly intelligence agencies who may fear further disclosures.
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He reported taking no salary on the charity's disclosures between 2011 and 2013.
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What's new: Tighten federal laws that regulate lobbying disclosures and federal agent registration.
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Sony has sharply improved disclosures of the pictures business since then, he said.
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For now, at least, we're stuck with an imperfect system of voluntary disclosures.
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Wednesday's settlement also required Ticket Galaxy and TicketNetwork to improve disclosures to consumers.
|
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But on Friday, two different disclosures made that theoretical cooperation harder to imagine.
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And if he did, why were the disclosures not acted on years ago?
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More than 5,600 corporations disclose sustainability information, but no standards govern these disclosures.
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Since the Eskom disclosures, much of McKinsey's business in South Africa has evaporated.
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The companies made the disclosures to Congress ahead of hearings that begin today.
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I post an article about Mike Flynn's financial disclosures behind a content warning.
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They cited a series of disclosures during their seven meetings with Mr. Cohen.
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At the time, Facebook said those ad disclosures should not have been approved.
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The disclosures have trickled out week by week — 10 names in Gaylord, Mich.
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The Vision Fund now has collected $97.7 billion, according to the new disclosures.
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Third, how could informed consent principles be applied to data usage and disclosures?
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The only protections you have are whatever disclosures are in the privacy policies.
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Mr. Pompeo, then a Republican congressman from Kansas, initially praised the WikiLeaks disclosures.
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He had a talent for eliciting unexpected disclosures — what he called "omigod" moments.
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But the top lines are hardly the only interesting element of the disclosures.
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Excitement about the disclosures threatened to overshadow a disappointing and problematic earnings report.
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But officials acknowledged to The Times that they never looked at the disclosures.
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But could these disclosures help trim the country's heavy spending on health care?
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There is no concern with subsequent disclosures of misrepresentations, falsifications and outright lies.
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Why it matters: Both disclosures will give fresh ammunition to the company's critics.
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Kushner's wife and the president's daughter, Ivanka Trump, also filed new federal disclosures.
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Obama issued an executive order in July requiring annual disclosures about such strikes.
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Harvey to terminate NSC staff's employment following their protected disclosures about these actions.
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We explain how the disclosures could open Mr. Trump to other legal trouble.
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Wang said the group has committed to such disclosures on a regular basis.
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These disclosures will also prevent large donors from circumventing the campaign contribution limits.
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Campaign disclosures show he raised about $24,000 since announcing his bid last year.
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Reuters was unable to independently confirm the disclosures in the '60 Minutes' report.
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Democrats accused him of working with the White House to make the disclosures.
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Snowden's disclosures led Congress to ban the bulk collection of Americans' phone records.
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According to financial disclosures, he earned more than $10 million from those titles.
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After the disclosures, Snowden fled the U.S. before eventually claiming asylum in Russia.
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The disclosures "caused Ms. Page significant harm and financial loss," the lawsuit said.
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Chao's financial disclosures show she holds no stake in the Foremost Group. Rep.
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It is unclear how strongly users actually react to these types of disclosures.
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The Podesta Group filed its own retroactive foreign lobbying disclosures earlier this month.
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It only hinted at the Trump campaign's eagerness to profit off WikiLeaks' disclosures.
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Clear disclosures would also help people make informed decisions when investing, she said.
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The document was to include investment projections, fee disclosures and other detailed information.
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" It also reported that the disclosures had sent "shudders through the diplomatic establishment.
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We started having this privacy debate in the wake of the Snowden disclosures.
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Many tech companies make regular disclosures about these types of requests in an effort to be more transparent with their users, and, following the passage of the USA Freedom Act, more and more of these disclosures include national security letters.
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The FTC, which says this is the first time it has reached out to social media influencers directly to teach them about disclosures, also advised users to make disclosures on Instagram conspicuous — above the "more" button, and not buried within hashtags.
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Unauthorized disclosures, he said, of classified information, including leaks of classified information to the media endanger vital intelligence sources and methods, and damage international relationships, aggressive action is required to better equip the United States government, elements to prevent unauthorized disclosures.
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"Making false disclosures in annual securities reports greatly harms the integrity of Nissan's public disclosures in the securities markets, and the company expresses its deepest regret," it said, adding it will correct past financial reports to include appropriate compensation figures.
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"The company began responding in July 2017 to requests for documents and information relating primarily to its accounting practices and related disclosures, and the company firmly believes that its accounting practices and disclosures were appropriate," said a spokesperson for Under Armour.
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View the full document In comments to The Times and ProPublica, The New England Journal of Medicine acknowledged that the problem of failed disclosures is "widespread" and said it was putting in place a better system to track authors' disclosures.
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When he tried to correct his disclosures, the journal shifted its position, from saying its editors were satisfied with his disclosures to saying he had failed to comply with the rules, the center said in citing communications with the journal.
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"This is a case about the disclosures ExxonMobil made about its use of a cost of carbon to hedge against the risk of more exacting regulations and what a reasonable investor would have understood those disclosures to mean," the Oct.
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Many of the disclosures came from Rick Gates, the former Trump deputy campaign chairman who testified that he discussed forthcoming WikiLeaks disclosures with Stone in April 2016, earlier than the timeline laid out in the public portions of the Mueller report.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg had previously announced some of the changes during a livestream in September, where he first mentioned that Facebook would force advertisers to include funding disclosures in their Facebook ads, just as broadcast or print ads require disclosures.
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"The company began responding in July 2017 to requests for documents and information relating primarily to its accounting practices and related disclosures, and the company firmly believes that its accounting practices and disclosures were appropriate," an Under Armour spokesperson said.
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The reversal puts them behind Russian firms Rosneft and Gazprom, which must file disclosures.
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Officials told Time that disclosures, salaries, and appointment information would be "integrated" into WhiteHouse.
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And making such investments can often mean doing so without disclosures and certain protections.
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Sad to say, data breach disclosures are an all too regular occurrence these days.
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The disclosures led to embarrassing media coverage and prompted some party officials to resign.
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Disclosures: Robert W. Baird makes a market in the securities of Advanced Drainage Systems.
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Spicer said Wednesday that there is a "massive, massive difference" between the two disclosures.
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Spotify's financial disclosures don't appear to make any reference to Merchbar or affiliate sales.
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New federal ethics disclosures — encompassing a three-month period from July 1 to Sept.
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Disclosures: Piper "usually" provides bids and offers for the securities of Mobileye and Delphi.
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What would the consequences be if she did not agree to divestments and disclosures?
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The SEC was also urged to develop rules for ESG disclosures in an Oct.
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The types of disclosures raised in the memorandum are "classified" and "controlled unclassified" information.
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Meanwhile, it has made no substantive disclosures about the inner workings of its platform.
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Banks can also require carbon footprint disclosures from those who benefit from their lending.
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Disclosures: Avondale Partners makes a market in the securities and/or ADRs of SolarCity.
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It's also bound by U.S. privacy laws that could penalize it for these disclosures.
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WikiLeaks published the Vault 7 disclosures in 25 increments from March through November 2017.
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The CIA must patch up its systems and meanwhile brace itself for fresh disclosures.
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But first, some conflict-of-interest disclosures: Professor Avi-Yonah has an obvious conflict.
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But Samsung provided more obvious disclosures about the information it was collecting and sharing.
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"The FTC isn't mandating the specific wording of disclosures," an FTC guidelines FAQ states.
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Retail brokerages should be required to provide disclosures regarding execution quality for their customers.
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And what do their public disclosures suggest about how they're positioned on those issues?
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Google and Microsoft have a history of disagreements over Google's approach to vulnerability disclosures.
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We make full disclosures on this business, including profits, loss, revenues, assets and liabilities.
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His health disclosures to date have only told us that he's amazingly ultraliciously awesome.
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But the DOJ has protested, saying the source's life could be endangered by disclosures.
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And June 9th, if you remember, is when the Edward Snowden disclosures started. Yeah.
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Long-form disclosures, meanwhile, include all of the fees that may apply to consumers.
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In its annual report, non-profit firm CDP analyzed environmental disclosures from 859 companies.
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Making that determination, Soltani says, will take a careful reading of the app's disclosures.
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At that point, journalists really don't have any option but to cover the disclosures.
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Exxon's board has said its existing climate disclosures are robust and more than adequate.
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These include details on adviser exemptions and disclosures that must be made to consumers.
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Those exact values cannot be determined, since the Senate disclosures allow for broad ranges.
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The FDA's menu labeling rule requires larger calorie disclosures for food in vending machines.
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The two disclosures suggest little short-term financial impact from the patent licensing deal.
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Susan Collins, a Maine Republican, to reporters after news emerged about Trump's classified disclosures.
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For unclassified information, agencies have internal rules and policies governing disclosures outside the agency.
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Gillibrand has said in financial disclosures that the investment is worth less than $50,000.
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The embarrassing disclosures also forced the resignation of former DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
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To get the documents, reporters first had to guess who had filed the disclosures.
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The FTC then went on to share some basic advice: — Keep your disclosures unambiguous.
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Only 22 percent of the women in the study had two or more disclosures.
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That work in the US would require additional disclosures with the DOJ under FARA.
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It recommended organizations provide climate-related financial disclosures in their public annual financial filings.
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Third, implement clear loan disclosures like Truth in Lending standards for federal loan borrowers.
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But political reaction turns on how disclosures appear to the public and their representatives.
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Revenue at the company declined modestly in 2018, his most recent financial disclosures show.
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Whatever critics think Snowden's disclosures, they led to presidential, congressional, judicial and international reforms.
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Instead, it has raised just $21 million, according to the latest campaign finance disclosures.
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But even then, there are ways around making the disclosures at politically inconvenient moments.
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Financial disclosures indicate that nearly half of Live Nation's revenue comes from those fees.
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The Screenwise support pages carry prominent Google branding, and there are detailed privacy disclosures.
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CBA said in a statement it had nothing further to add to Perpetual's disclosures.
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The drumbeat of "bombshell" disclosures and "smoking gun" stories was disconcerting and, frankly, disgraceful.
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Those disclosures have many again questioning whether the company ran afoul of the settlement.
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Akorn quickly agreed to add some disclosures to its proxy filings on the deal.
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Collecting financial disclosures is the most routine of the routine tasks ethics officials perform.
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Its first-quarter spending was the sixth highest among all entities that filed disclosures.
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Last summer, we sent these disclosures to the Inspector General via fax and email.
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His fans seem happy to oblige him, according to financial disclosures released on Sunday.
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Trump isn't the first president to condemn unauthorized disclosures and vow to punish leakers.
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In the wake of the disclosures, Avid's former chief executive, Noel Biderman, stepped down.
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The financial disclosures detail the personal finances of about 180 senior White House staffers.
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After she returned, we slid right back into our routine of increasingly intimate disclosures.
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This is/was all an effort to distract from the substance of the disclosures.
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Effective government oversight depends on disclosures by charitable organizations that point to possible violations.
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The Obama administration created the online database voluntarily, but made exceptions for some disclosures.
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In June 216, new rules requiring disclosures to prevent money laundering went into effect.
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"Time for investors to adjust to the new disclosures," analysts from the brokerage said.
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Quarterly disclosures offer a look at what influential money managers are buying and selling.
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The revelation built on previous disclosures that more than 1 billion accounts were hacked.
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Disclosures from Mr. Trump's office in Trump Tower in Manhattan continued throughout the day.
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Their conclusions are reinforced by Mr. Trump's extensive financial disclosures required of presidential candidates.
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You're probably going to learn more about my love life than about the disclosures.
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There is no comprehensive data, but bank disclosures suggest that thousands of owners refinanced.
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Mr. Snowden's disclosures in 2013 ushered in a period of intense interest in surveillance.
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Now they must strengthen the act so that risk disclosures are meaningful – and enforceable.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating the disclosures as a possible securities fraud.
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Financial disclosures show other senators and their families sold stock around the same time.
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However some financial professionals argue that they come with high commissions and opaque disclosures.
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But their claims were narrowly tailored, carefully skirting the new disclosures from Mr. Bolton.
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His disclosures led Congress in 1982 to pass the Intelligence Identities Protection Act, a.k.a.
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The bond prospectus amounted to a 469-page dress rehearsal for required IPO disclosures.
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Each has been badly bruised by email-related disclosures in the last two years.
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He personally is worth more than $32 million, based on his government financial disclosures.
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The search warrant materials related to that matter, however, were redacted in Tuesday's disclosures.
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Mercury has three people working on the Haiti account, according to Justice Department disclosures.
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The disclosures will provide an inside look at the dossiers companies compile about us.
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But don't expect banks to use one of the redesigned overdraft disclosures anytime soon.
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Cardin co-authored the provision in the Dodd-Frank law that required those disclosures.
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Attacking the messenger and making threats is the distraction used to deflate whistleblower disclosures.
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Tesla also provides its employees with an equity compensation plan, according to public disclosures.
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The pay disclosures, which it had resisted, highlighted a broader debate about gender inequality.
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If that happens, Trump would escape the immediate political consequences of any damaging disclosures.
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Moskowitz's son earned $60,73 a year as the executive director, according to tax disclosures.
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The 14-page lawsuit filing does not contain any new disclosures about Mr. Levinson.
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The problem is not the frequency of disclosures — it is the restlessness of investors.
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Public markets, with their financial disclosures and built-in safeguards, evolved for a reason.
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He was promptly terminated by the FBI after making unauthorized disclosures to the media.
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Manafort is similarly accused of failing to make such disclosures between 2012 and 85033.
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Although other accusations amount to what some would call violations of SEC disclosures rules.
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S. governments, including Argentinian government debt, according to the fund's most recent portfolio disclosures.
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And only the Netherlands will update that information with more disclosures before Election Day.
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The FBI told The Hill it may make further disclosures related to the subpoena.
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FARA requires those doing publicity work for foreign-controlled groups to submit government disclosures.
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The first of these include government documents, such as legal filings and financial disclosures.
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Go deeper: Big Oil backs carbon pricing, climate disclosures in meeting with Pope Francis
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Here's some of the year's biggest spenders, according to fourth-quarter disclosures released Tuesday.
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But the bishops said that they hoped the disclosures offered some comfort to victims.
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Albany has already been entangled in the recent surge of alleged sexual misconduct disclosures.
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The controversy over the WikiLeaks disclosures resulted in Wasserman Schultz's ouster from the DNC.
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But the disclosures by Edward Snowden were far more serious and far more dangerous.
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This is why they see the new email disclosures as such a big deal.
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The required disclosures, he said, provided information where and when they were most valuable.
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The SEC is looking closely at the disclosures of public companies that shift their business models to capitalize on the perceived promise of distributed ledger technology and whether the disclosures comply with the securities laws, particularly in the case of an offering.
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"The company began responding in July 2017 to requests for documents and information relating primarily to its accounting practices and related disclosures, and the company firmly believes that its accounting practices and disclosures were appropriate," a company spokesperson told CNBC in an email.
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A template of stress test disclosures has not been published, but based on prior year disclosures we expect data to include stock and flow metrics on non-performing loans and forborne exposures, and details of sovereign exposures, along with projections until end-2018.
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"Beyond the disclosure of the NIP top-line figure, there will be no other disclosures of currently classified NIP budget information because such disclosures could harm national security," the Office of the Director of National Intelligence said in its 2628 budget request.
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The U.S. military has in the past made similar disclosures of civilian deaths in its air strikes against militant groups in Iraq and Syria, and the disclosures typically follow investigations lasting weeks or months to determine the veracity of reports of civilian deaths.
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But Congress recently found that the NSA has not done enough to stop such disclosures.
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Four years later these ultra-complicated disclosures exist, but they aren't generating the awareness intended.
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Companies already make disclosures about their lease obligations in the notes of their financial statements.
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Apart from Barclays, the other major British banks all declined to comment on their disclosures.
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Eisen said the current required disclosures also allow the IRS to monitor unlawful foreign contributions.
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Hillary Clinton has cited Comey's late-campaign season disclosures as a reason for her loss.
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Some of the largest tech firms have already adjusted their disclosures and default privacy settings.
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Five years later these ultra-complicated disclosures exist, but they aren't generating the awareness intended.
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The Democratic sponsors of a bill to require more disclosures on online political ads, Sens.
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Trump claims on his new disclosures that in 2018, the property generated income of $2503,962,848.
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The person hasn't been identified yet, though that could potentially be revealed in future disclosures.
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A few things popped up regarding his financial disclosures, but that didn't really hurt him.
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Mr. Levitt seems to measure disclosures by their number and complexity rather than their usefulness.
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Disclosures: I own no cryptocurrencies, have never owned any and don't expect to own any.
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Since then, a series of disclosures have revealed the unusual range of Mr. Cohen's portfolio.
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Some $5 billion of the loan portfolio is in default, according to the Trust's disclosures.
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The Bureau also provides examples of what some of these disclosures will look like here.
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Disclosures: Kelly, his family and his firm do not own shares of NFX, CLR, EGN.
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When Worldpay added its markups in August 2018, the rate disclosures disappeared from his statement.
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Third, the FBI's new disclosures are sure to reverberate through various ongoing lawsuits under FOIA.
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The investor protection bureau of Schneiderman's office studied fees and disclosures for 2,344 mutual funds.
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Manning is frequently credited for putting Wikileaks, the recipient of her disclosures, on the map.
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Former PCAOB staffers have also been charged for making unauthorized disclosures related to KPMG's audits.
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Disclosures: RBC Capital Markets has provided BMC Stock Holdings and Masonite with investment banking services.
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Supporters of the reform countered that the disclosures would help shareholders to evaluate CEO compensation.
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But at least Yahoo's disclosures appear to be a small step in the right direction.
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Such disclosures by a first lady aren&apost "absolutely required, by any means," Tate said.
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Pay disclosures are being scrutinized as banks face pressure from shareholders to overhaul pay practices.
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He manages nearly $210 billion for Freedom Funds in the Intrinsic Opportunities portfolio, disclosures show.
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The SEC focused on these assertions and how the disclosures reflected actual practices by Wealthfront.
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Disclosures should have been used, and those who donated to Clinton should have been excluded.
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Hidden loopholes and pages of fine print disclosures create confusion and add to the distrust.
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Because she was no longer on the government payroll, Mason wasn't subject to financial disclosures.
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JPMorgan made the disclosures in a quarterly filing on Tuesday after the stock market close.
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There has been a slew of cases recently involving dishonest disclosures by China-listed companies.
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Almost always, health disclosures by presidential physicians are particularly dry with the occasional interesting factoid.
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Koons said that it was unaware of any customer complaints about its advertising or disclosures.
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MARCHIONNE: WE MAKE ALL DISCLOSURES, ALL THE SOFTWARE THAT GOES INTO THESE VEHICLES IS DISCLOSED.
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Oppenheimer's procedures did not provide direction to its employees on making these disclosures, FINRA added.
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More WH aide financial disclosures: Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump's assets could exceed $700 million.
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Expect more disclosures from Beniamini — the researcher promised to divulge more about the vulnerability soon.
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The risk of further presidential disclosures could make Israel wary about entering into such ventures.
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Disclosures: Ramos owns Apple, Baxter International, American Express and Darden Restaurants through BMO funds. Disclaimer
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Pruitt, the current attorney general of Oklahoma, has completed his ethics review and financial disclosures.
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She added that she plans to review his financial disclosures more carefully over the weekend.
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In a short, dissatisfactory discussion, he turns to his favorite crutch—informational disclosures are transparent!
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This widely used definition appears in federal laws dealing with a myriad of unauthorized disclosures.
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Lucerno Dynamics is a medical device company working to improve nuclear medicine, according to disclosures.
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For example, its rules affecting mortgage origination, disclosures and servicing have fundamentally reworked mortgage markets.
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There is some consistency in performance and risk disclosures, but they provide very little clarity.
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Uber has hired at least 415 lobbyists throughout the country since 2012, lobbying disclosures show.
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The FEC is currently considering a pair of proposals to regulate online political ad disclosures.
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Ms. Noerdlinger resigned in 2014 after a string of damaging disclosures about her personal life.
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The report recommended changes that also include more disclosures and tracking of materials from manufacturers.
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Current accounting standards require corporations to make financial disclosures of information that "could" influence investors.
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There is some merit to this concern: Corporate financial disclosures are often foggy and impenetrable.
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Those disclosures were followed by release of millions of diplomatic cables dating back to 1973.
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The New England Journal of Medicine did not begin to require financial disclosures until 1984.
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These former appointees might then have been willing to file their disclosures with little prompting.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren's 2017 financial disclosures placed her net worth between $4.6 and $10.6 million.
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Since Ms. Kim's disclosures, others have told her they were also shortchanged by start-ups.
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The UK requires corporate ownership disclosures through a government agency and website called Companies House.
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These public disclosures are critically important in normalizing mental illness and eradicating mental illness stigma.
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Disclosures can also be complicated as brands increasingly give creative leeway to social media stars.
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Taking public a company like Aramco entails disclosures the company was never willing to make.
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Disclosures in financial statements are poorly suited to the problem of climate-related financial risks.
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The people whose call was recorded sued under a federal law that banned such disclosures.
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The legal tussling and the potential for more salacious disclosures also appear likely to continue.
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Are there are other estimates or disclosures of CAPEX spend on cloud infrastructure out there?
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It's important to remember that despite this contest, vulnerability disclosures are your friend, not foe.
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At the world body, whistle-blowers are summarily dismissed in retaliation for disclosures of misconduct.
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The disclosures give a glimpse of the number of properties he and his businesses own.
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Finally — and much harder to measure — is evaluating the effect of disclosures on affiliate revenue.
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An individual inside the firm also said that all appropriate disclosures to participants were made.
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Clinton's concussion in 2012, have prompted calls for much more extensive medical disclosures from both.
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The accounting rule is Governmental Accounting Standards Board Statement No. 77 on Tax Abatement Disclosures.
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"We've got these disclosures because the company has been forced into doing it," he said.
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Journal editors say they are introducing changes that will better standardize disclosures and reduce errors.
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The disclosures about Cambridge last year thrust Facebook into the worst crisis of its history.
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Sheryl Sandberg of Facebook, for example, spent a couple days in Washington promising more disclosures.
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Obama responded to Edward Snowden's disclosures by throwing his weight behind the National Security Agency.
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A spokeswoman for the A.A.C.R. said that organization was continuing to review Dr. Baselga's disclosures.
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But where does that leave Mr. Haacke's real estate muckraking, or Ms. Holzer's war disclosures?
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And Facebook asked the FEC to be open-minded about how those disclosures should look.
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He also said the company supported a bill in Congress that would require such disclosures.
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At the time, Mr. Whitefield was a lobbyist for the group, according to state disclosures.
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So, investors seemed to have good reason to not get giddy about the new disclosures.
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On the August 4, 2016, InfoWars show, Stone described the soon-to-appear WikiLeaks disclosures.
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The pattern of Republican reaction to such disclosures has been to ignore or downplay them.
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Many royals are wary of any disclosures about their wealth that could provoke public criticism.
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The judge concluded that the additional disclosures shareholders sought in those original filings were immaterial.
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Vanunu says that TikTok was responsive about the disclosures and patched the issues within weeks.
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Disclosures by another finance company that uses recency accounting do not support this stance, however.
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The email disclosures and her removal as DNC chair vindicated Sanders's long-held position. Good.
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The Bolton disclosures prompted new calls by Democrats for Bolton and other witnesses to testify.
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Many of the questions center on whether disclosures are "likely to be understood" by consumers.
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Several major Buttigieg donors flocked to VoteVets in January, according to the new financial disclosures.
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It also requires additional disclosures outlining the terms of the relationship be presented to clients.
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The campaign said that its disclosures on Sunday provided more detail than tax returns would.
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Fee disclosures, particularly for pre-paid cards, have gotten better in recent years, Schulz said.
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Disclosures under the law are sent to a unit in the DOJ's National Security Division.
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"The public disclosures only represent a sliver of the information surrounding any circumstance," Worden said.
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CSRC had previously announced it was punishing 17 firms for irregular disclosures earlier in June.
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The disclosures link Mr. Pompeo more directly to the Trump administration's pressure campaign on Ukraine.
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New York state and New York City already require such disclosures from many public employees.
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Or does he now retreat back into silence, despite both sides calling for full disclosures?
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From 2400 to 22016, Griffin gave nearly $243 million to Republicans, according to federal disclosures.
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Does anything from Cohen's disclosures on Wednesday threaten the future of his former boss's presidency?
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The disclosures have typically named no more than a few dozen priests at a time.
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But some victims and advocates said the disclosures have not yet amounted to true accountability.
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That could set in motion a series of probes into any disclosures from the documents.
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The disclosures offer only a partial glimpse at the potential price tag of climate change.
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The easier-to-access disclosures won't fix the problem of conflict of interest in science.
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The new disclosures add to Wells Fargo's numerous regulatory penalties, private lawsuits and remediation efforts.
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Bloomberg earlier reported that the U.S. regulator was investigating the company's disclosures on executive pay.
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"This is a case about the disclosures ExxonMobil made about its use of a cost of carbon to hedge against the risk of more exacting regulations and what a reasonable investor would have understood those disclosures to mean," the October 7 pretrial memo reads.
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Edwards is being charged in the Southern District of New York with one count of unauthorized disclosures of suspicious activity reports and one count of conspiracy to make unauthorized disclosures of suspicious activity reports, both of which carry a maximum five years in prison.
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Only around 25% of companies issued information that was aligned with more than five of the task force's 11 recommended disclosures and only 4% of companies disclosed information aligned with at least 10 of the recommended disclosures, according to a June 2019 TCFD report.
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After the disclosures by Mr. Snowden, a former contractor for the National Security Agency, the government appeared to give some ground to the industry, which was angered by previously unknown snooping on their products and embarrassed by disclosures of their cooperation with intelligence agencies.
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"The SEC is looking closely at the disclosures of public companies that shift their business models to capitalize on the perceived promise of distributed ledger technology and whether the disclosures comply with the securities laws, particularly in the case of an offering," Clayton said.
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At that time, rules prohibited having more than 500 investors "of record" without publishing financial disclosures.
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Important Disclosures Options carry a high level of risk and are not suitable for all investors.
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Kleinbard said that the disclosures gave no indication about any business links between Trump and Russia.
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In fact, it's right there in the disclosures on the websites of FamilyTreeDNA, AncestryDNA, and 23andMe.
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It had 1,298,653 Tesla shares at June 30, up from 821,953 at March 31, disclosures show.
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But an Assange press conference days later in London did not include any disclosures on Clinton.
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They do real work to evaluate these companies, make sure the disclosures are accurate and complete.
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Disclosures: Ramos owns Verizon, American Express and CVS in the BMO Low Volatility Equity Fund. Disclaimer
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Businesses would have to make such disclosures free of charge within 30 days of the request.
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So far this year, MegaTrust has delivered a return of 22 percent, based on latest disclosures.
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The good news is that companies using crowdfunding portals will also be required to make disclosures.
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Not all companies will be keen to undertake the disclosures and operational complexities that Euroclear involves.
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"These thefts and disclosures are intended to interfere with the US election process," the statement read.
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This is the FCC's second action on disclosures for "unlimited" data plans subject to speed reductions.
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But in light of recent disclosures, the companies' privacy policies have been revealed as mere posturing.
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CREW asserts that Trump should have reported the payments to Cohen in last year's financial disclosures.
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Musk is a demonstrated delinquent who has repeatedly blundered when he tweets his own unreviewed disclosures.
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Disclosures: Craig personally owns all of these stocks directly or indirectly though the Hodges mutual funds.
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Disclosures: Hodges personally owns all of these stocks directly or indirectly though the Hodges mutual funds.
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How much of that drop is because of changing macroeconomic conditions, versus changes in filing disclosures?
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The IRS did not say whether its mailing list was a result of the Coinbase disclosures.
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Shockingly, it also fails to mention that laws were changed as a result of Snowden's disclosures.
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" His financial disclosures: "[The swamp is] trying to resist me, but it's not going to work.
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The disclosures bring to light information that makes it seem like the process is fundamentally illegitimate.
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Verma had reported in her financial disclosures that she had an agreement to sell the firm.
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Classified disclosures on a personal whim First, both cases involved the disclosure of highly classified information.
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Here, Corsi makes some surprising disclosures — and admissions — that really could shed light on Mueller's investigation.
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CEO John Mackey said the disclosures are a key part of its company-wide communal ethos.
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But even if lawmakers don't champion such a rule, citizens and shareholders can demand such disclosures.
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The disclosures are backward-looking and come out 45 days after the end of each quarter.
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The disclosures come after a tussle between the Office of Government Ethics and White House lawyers.
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These provisions include specific written disclosures that financial services firms and advisors must make to clients.
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Facebook and Apple spent more on federal lobbying in 2017 than ever before, per new disclosures.
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In its proxy materials, the company said its lobbying disclosures and compensation controls were already robust.
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With both Google and Facebook facing suits for insufficient disclosures, that's ample reason to be concerned.
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Trump's comments came after a string of stunning intelligence disclosures that angered some key U.S. allies.
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Questions are already arising about privacy, disclosures and the quality of the information being doled out.
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Katz also fears the disclosures would make it hard for her clients to find work again.
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Of course, the disclosures were one sided and clearly calculated to hurt Clinton and help Trump.
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The agency said that number had risen to 382 million by mid-2015, citing company disclosures.
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If there are two or more disclosures, you may want to move on to another advisor.
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Disclosures were not required until 2011 for the group's task forces, said ACEP spokeswoman Julie Lloyd.
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Today, the disclosures can be seen just below the prices of each of its unlimited plans.
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Pothier said the notification could be like disclosures on campaign ads detailing who funded the advertisement.
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Although the disclosures may have been embarrassing, officials on both sides tried to contain the fallout.
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Warner is also drafting legislation that would add disclosures to political ads on social media websites.
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These disclosures beg the question: What are insurers doing with their billions of dollars in rebates?
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Those disclosures were followed by the release of millions of diplomatic cables dating back to 1973.
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Disclosures: Yusko's firm manages a fund of hedge funds and also does direct and private investments.
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Of course, food companies have fought mandatory disclosures as long as there have been food labels.
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And he made $100,001 to $1 million for 2017 and 2018, according to his financial disclosures.
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Harvey's actions were horribly wrong, and in the wake of these disclosures I told him that.
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Here's a breakdown of the latest disclosures and how they might fit into the existing puzzle.
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Sen. Cory Booker's most recent financial disclosures place his net worth between $600,000 and $1.3 million.
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Sen. Amy Klobuchar's 2018 financial disclosures place her net worth somewhere between $836,000 and $1.9 million.
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One GOP consultant described Wednesday's announcement as a "nakedly partisan" stunt to distract from Omarosa's disclosures.
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The Transportation Department's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) proposed Thursday to allow electronic odometer disclosures.
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Cardin co-authored the Dodd-Frank Act provision that requires financial disclosures from drillers and miners.
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That release was the latest in a series of disclosures by the group in recent months.
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Among those who have listed shares in the company on their financial disclosures are Texas Rep.
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Or a company will require clawbacks only if the pay was based on inaccurate financial disclosures.
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Those disclosures were followed by the release of more than 250,000 classified cables from U.S. embassies.
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It would require industry to provide easy-to-read disclosures about late fees and other charges.
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The financial disclosures are mandated by law and offer a peek into the president's sprawling finances.
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DTE has received some $639 million in refined coal tax credits since 2012, SEC disclosures show.
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When SoFi did make disclosures, it was buried in the fine print, the complaint also said.
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The order was prompted by the parties to the case, who consented to making the disclosures.
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Verizon reportedly secured a $250 million discount on Yahoo, driven by the disclosures of security breaches.
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Trump's most recent disclosures show that royalties grew to between $133,000 and $1 million in 2016.
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Its losses also widened to $35 million, according to disclosures it made to the local regulator.
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Apple's full statement is as follows We have preliminarily assessed the Wikileaks disclosures from this morning.
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If proper disclosures dampen the influencer industry, that could put a brake on its breakneck growth.
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Mr. Trump's donation was revealed in disclosures filed late Friday night with the Federal Election Commission.
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Trader disclosures: Pete owns XLF calls, Stephanie Link owns Stanley Black & Decker, Sarat Sethi owns Lowe's.
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Disclosures: C, WFC, JPM have been investment banking clients of Barclays in the past 12 months.
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But the disclosures don't occur until months or sometimes more than a year after the donation.
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Inhofe's financial disclosures show a steady stream of stock sales throughout 21625 and into early 2900.
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"I don't think BMC was even in the enterprise threat model until recent disclosures," he says.
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Mr. Murstein and his father made more than $42 million between 2002 and 22018, disclosures show.
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A few examples: • Campaign Finance Australia's campaign finance system is riddled with loopholes and delayed disclosures.
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The federal ethics disclosures Mr. Trump has made about his holdings so far have been limited.
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I start the book with this proclamation: there'll not be much in terms of intimate disclosures.
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Apple's move to cut back its disclosures also should serve as a jolt for all investors.
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Getting "likes" and other forms of digital grooming from larger audiences validates their repeated self-disclosures.
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Some pointed me to disclosures that lenders had filed with the government, which were enormously helpful.
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Other spy services are suspected in additional disclosures, but spies are skilled at hiding their tracks.
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And for California residents it's a more specific test — there are more disclosures that are required.
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But when we searched for "pregnancy ultrasound New York," there were no disclosures on the ads.
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Those that do often provide disclosures that are mere boilerplate or too brief, and effectively meaningless.
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Trump's 2017 financial disclosures listed an account at First Republic Bank, valued between $15,001 and $50,000.
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In 1971, the Federal Election Campaign Act required campaign finance disclosures from candidates running for office.
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In 53, the two had a net worth of about $3.1 million, according to public disclosures.
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In Mr. Trump's presidency, there have been unprecedented disclosures from the intelligence community on his behavior.
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The disclosures led to the jailing of two activists who were given 10-year prison sentences.
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Trump is hiding his tax returns by saying that an ongoing IRS audit prevents any disclosures.
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Here's what is happening: Banking: The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is delaying new banking disclosures.
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The recent disclosures in this newspaper force senators to rethink their position … a potential game-changer.
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The team argued that their contracts included a waiver of such disclosures, and refused to budge.
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Going further, Warren also disparaged efforts by the SEC to modernize 1930's style corporate disclosures.
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But a review of his financial disclosures shows that Shanahan still makes money from the company.
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Manigault Newman is the poster child for those who want the courts to curtail such disclosures.
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She praised new language ramping up oversight, along with disclosures about coverage amounts and deductible levels.
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And the truth is that they were willing to talk about doing disclaimers and not disclosures.
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The New York Times confirmed many of Mr. Avenatti's disclosures through a review of financial records.
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Such disclosures 'can seriously infringe on privacy of association and belief guaranteed by the First Amendment.
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President John F. Kennedy had been publicly furious about disclosures about the preparations for the raid.
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Within the financial sector - increasingly the focus of investor and policymaker action - disclosures were even worse.
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"The Jungle" is read today for its shocking disclosures, not as an example of great literature.
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I've seen these disclosures being encouraged long before people were ready, and that had negative consequences.
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House Democrats used the release to pressure the White House and the Senate into additional disclosures.
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The White House has said that he has been transparent when it comes to financial disclosures.
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Taken together, the disclosures paint a picture of a dash across Japan to a waiting plane.
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In November, it gave up and began selling some cars with open recalls (and full disclosures).
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The contract with The McKeon Group began immediately before that vote, according to recently filed disclosures.
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It will also maintain its Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis, and Retrieval (EDGAR) system for company disclosures.
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Seven recent rule proposals have specified a standard data format for the new disclosures they require.
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The latest disclosures do not make clear how much of the Alphabet stake has been sold.
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Any disclosures of this information to federal agencies, such as Immigrations and Customs Enforcement, are illegal.
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She said such disclosures were necessary to determine the debt sustainability of countries seeking IMF loans.
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And any new disclosures could make Mr. Huntsman's life on the diplomatic circuit in Moscow awkward.
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Individuals wanting to access financial disclosures for White House officials must fill out an online form.
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That was down from about 980,000 shares in the previous month, according to Fidelity fund disclosures.
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"Not once did Manafort respond, in any way, to any of the government's disclosures," prosecutors said.
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QIA is the fourth-largest holder of Credit Suisse shares, according to disclosures by the bank.
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The videos reached millions of voters on WhatsApp, but there were no disclosures they were manipulated.
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White House employees are required to file the disclosures within 30 days of taking their posts.
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The New York archdiocese's counterparts in Newark, Hartford and Brooklyn made their own disclosures this year.
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Others still have made more modest demands for hearings or disclosures on Russia or Comey's firing.
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Mueller concluded that Trump's acts were not obstructive, because they involved only disclosures to the press.
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Snap reveals U.S. subpoenas on IPO disclosures Snap is facing a shareholder lawsuit over its IPO, and Alison Frankel reports that the government has requested more information in what the company believes is an effort to determine whether it provided adequate disclosures about competition from Instagram.
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But given that there has been no concrete evidence that Snowden's disclosures threatened such interests, yet ample evidence that his careful, and validated, disclosures to respected journalists resulted in the end of mass warrantless surveillance of Americans, granting a pardon would calibrate Obama's legacy on whistleblowing.
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The disclosures have brought heightened scrutiny around the company's ad practices, and Facebook has already announced changes.
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Snowden&aposs defenders maintain that the U.S. government has for years exaggerated the damage his disclosures caused.
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But the way he has handled disclosures confirms how ill-suited he is for his public role.
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The details: Axios reviewed lobbying disclosures for 61 of the largest health care companies and trade groups.
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According to financial disclosures, Google donated an unspecified amount of money to 170 non-profits this year.
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However, Uber's profitability, slowing growth and limited disclosures on key financial metrics are bringing out the doubters.
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A shareholder proposal for more disclosures on the risks to Berkshire on climate change was overwhelmingly rejected.
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"We have preliminarily assessed the Wikileaks disclosures from this morning," Apple said in a statement to Axios.
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According to the Post's sources, these "disclosures jeopardised a critical source of intelligence on the Islamic State".
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But his real estate holdings are extensive, according to financial disclosures filed with the Federal Election Commission.
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Rather, it's on the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) for making these disclosures completely voluntary.
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The disclosures themselves didn't reveal shocking spy powers, but they were a major embarrassment for the agency.
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The disclosures related to racism, physical bullying and homophobia, as well as issues around gender, Woolard said.
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Elizabeth Warren is reviving her push to require detailed disclosures from publicly traded companies about climate change.
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The SEC also cited "Controls and Procedures"{here} rules requiring controls and procedures over making material disclosures.
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But the bill's sponsors say such disclosures are essential to protect against foreign interference in US elections.
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The SEC should require that disclosures on new Form ATS-N are published in a standardized format.
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One such proposal, for instance, updates 30-year-old guidance to the banking sector on certain disclosures.
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She added that, to comply with rules on meetings and disclosures, commissioners typically meet one-on-one.
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According to an earlier report from the Washington Post, Martin was the prime suspect behind those disclosures.
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Why it matters: Personal financial disclosures could become a litmus test among Democratic candidates in 2020. Sen.
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Disclosures: RBC Capital Markets has provided GOOGL, AMZN with non-securities services in the past 12 months.
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The WikiLeaks disclosures are part of a series of hacked emails of John Podesta, Clinton's campaign chair.
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The disclosures led to a drop in the Verizon deal price, from $4.8 billion to $4.5 billion.
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During that time, the last of the detailed disclosures, policies and procedures must be put in place.
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The company's statement followed a report that the commission was investigating Nissan's disclosures on executive pay. nyti.
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He said disclosures from WikiLeaks and insiders like former NSA analyst Edward Snowden will become ever easier.
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The two disclosures come after Microsoft delayed its February 2017 patch until March 14 without any explanation.
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Based on available financial disclosures, Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter would all be subject to the new restrictions.
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His Senate disclosures show that he and his wife paid off the Citibank loan that same year.
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But they say they often find it a challenge to meet that goal of having simple disclosures.
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Businesses, civil-society groups, standard-setting organizations, and regulators have begun identifying gaps and redundancies among disclosures.
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While transparency should always be applauded, we were not going to get bombshells in these health disclosures.
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The disclosures come 45 days after the end of each quarter and may not reflect current positions.
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I've done nothing wrong on my financial disclosures, so they're going to have to go fuck themselves.
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Overall, the company reduced its workforce by 7 percent, Tesla said in earlier disclosures about the restructuring.
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Titan uses the public disclosures of hedge funds to find consensus around the 20 best performing stocks.
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The U.K. government has required firms with over 250 employees to file annual disclosures of pay inequities.
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Saudi Arabia also recently added Dominique L. Russo, who advises the Saudi General investment Authority, disclosures show.
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The company accounted for 1.24 percent of Baker's portfolio at the end of December, fund disclosures show.
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It also advises the executive branch on conflict of interest issues and the release of financial disclosures.
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Forget just financial disclosures; give us all the dirt up front before we vote on our nominees.
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It's possible to guess based on his past financial disclosures and leaks what he might be hiding.
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Disclosures: Facebook is an investment banking client of Evercore and Baird is a market maker for Facebook.
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Koh distinguished the settlement from a similar accord with Yahoo Inc that she said required more disclosures.
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To be clear, the Sciabacucchi case was not an M&A class action alleging inadequate proxy disclosures.
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The Congress, the courts and the president all changed their policies as a result of these disclosures.
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Federal law requires presidential appointees requiring Senate confirmation to submit financial and employment disclosures to the OGE.
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The disclosures may also influence consumers who prefer to do business with companies they perceive as fair.
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He uses humor and anecdotal material throughout his disclosures in a way that succinctly presents his teachings.
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Initially drafted to prosecute foreign agents, the law has no provisions for disclosures in the public interest.
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Two of them recently hired lobbyists to work on issues related to the industry, according to disclosures.
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Some experts say that making patients go online is not the equivalent of requiring TV ad disclosures.
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Another question raised by Lending Club's regulatory disclosures is how different from traditional lenders it truly is.
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Clinton — has promised further disclosures that could upend her campaign against the Republican nominee, Donald J. Trump.
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Filing this form doesn't release you from additional disclosures you may need to make on Form 2000.
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The article revealed "two excellent reasons" why France's reaction to Mr. Snowden's disclosures had been relatively muted.
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Some also said that terrorist groups shut down communication networks in the wake of Mr. Snowden's disclosures.
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The disclosures could help U.S. carriers make the case that the airline is getting unfair government subsidies.
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One GOP consultant described Wednesday's announcement as a "nakedly partisan" stunt to distract from Manigault Newman's disclosures.
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He said the new bill weakens the reporting requirement on home mortgage disclosures over alleged racial discrimination.
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After all, he noted, Comey himself was being investigated by the IG for allegedly improper media disclosures.
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At most, according to Evers, an appointee has 120 days from taking office to file the disclosures.
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These income disclosures do not include any expenses, which means this is only part of the story.
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Dozens of countries, including all 28 members of the European Union and Australia, already require similar disclosures.
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But at the end of May, that value was marked down by 17 percent, Fidelity disclosures showed.
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The treaty requires countries to make certain annual disclosures about their greenhouse gas emissions, among other requirements.
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These disclosures, including management circulars, are publicly available on SEDAR, an electronic filing system for Canadian companies.
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Like Putnam, Hamlin's practice was inconsistent with its disclosures in its Form ADV according to the SEC.
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But the president still must comply with a law that requires annual financial disclosures of his assets.
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Approve the disclosuresThe agent then read me a list of disclosures and asked me to verbally approve.
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The disclosures led to the resignation of Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Florida as the committee's chairwoman.
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Those disclosures have also sparked a reported manhunt by the CIA and FBI to find the leaker.
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But the new disclosures show that the FBI's sting was much broader than just the Playpen site.
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Such disclosures by officials, including the Queens district attorney's report on the Tillman case, are notably rare.
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Barr's summary marked the first public disclosures of the results of Mueller's investigation beyond previously announced indictments.
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"We will look for any additional disclosures and guidance related to software and subscription revenues long term."
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Warren's 2017 financial disclosures placed her net worth between $4.6 and $10.6 million, Business Insider previously reported.
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The disclosures also showed that Ivanka Trump owns an interest in that purchase through a family trust.
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Simple risk disclosures often fall on deaf ears, so greater steps must be taken in some instances.
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There would also be a requirement for "timely disclosures" on transactions between the sovereign and the issuer.
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The jurors couldn't agree on four related charges, for foreign banking disclosures in 103, 2013 and 2014.
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Edward Snowden said his disclosures of widespread domestic surveillance in the U.S. had improved privacy for individuals.
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So far this election cycle, there have been no public disclosures of Republican campaigns suffering a breach.
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Those disclosures led to a string of forced resignations and firings in entertainment, the media and beyond.
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The disclosures about Podesta Group and Mercury have led to calls for a crackdown on foreign lobbying.
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The disclosures reveal that International Art Center has been owned by the Nahmads for over 20 years.
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A spokesman for CSX told Bloomberg that the company was confident in the adequacy of its disclosures.
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"We believe our public disclosures have been complete, timely and truthful," the company said in a statement.
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Five former PCAOB staffers had been charged in 2018 for making unauthorized disclosures related to KPMG's audits.
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Starting in June, abortion ads will include disclosures that identify whether or not the advertiser provides abortions.
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In its investigation, the Brazil lawsuit's team found more than 25 unboxing videos that didn't have disclosures.
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Doing so would have required them to make detailed disclosures of the lobbying activity they had performed.
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Lobbyists for Facebook explained how their voluntary efforts on political ad disclosures could work better than regulations.
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Per disclosures, CSIS received between $35,000 and $64,999 each from Occidental Petroleum Corporation, ConocoPhillips, Eni, and Tellurian.
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The disclosures set off Mr. Bowles, who after years in Washington could anticipate how lawmakers might react.
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They say the price disclosures would confuse consumers, who often pay less than the full list price.
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That's on top of 3.2 million shares they have sold since mid-February, according to company disclosures.
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That's on top of 3.2 million shares they have sold since mid-February, according to company disclosures.
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And if the shares plunge on subsequent disclosures, disappointed buyers will sue, especially if no buyout materializes.
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Mr. Giuliani is now a lawyer for Mr. Trump, who has railed against inappropriate disclosures to reporters.
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"The disclosures already authorized by President Trump, by comparison, are of a far greater magnitude," Mehta noted.
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Because it was not, the agency said, investors did not receive the proper disclosures and financial information.
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This year, it has donated to 170 such groups, according to Google's voluntary disclosures on its website.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, the SEC is looking at Guggenheim's operations, certain investments and disclosures.
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Disclosures about Mr. Trump's meeting this month with Russian officials at the Oval Office drew sharp criticism.
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The American Benefits Council and National Business Group on Health similarly have not endorsed mandatory price disclosures.
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Board of trustees, is this the right way to handle disclosures of sexual assault on MSU's campus?
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Those fines vary based on whether or not a taxpayer failed to file those disclosures on purpose.
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The disclosures, made in an court order limiting media coverage of the cases, did not name Netanyahu.
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The alliance between Mr. Zinke and the coal industry is well documented in his campaign finance disclosures.
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That question took on greater urgency Thursday after Wells issued disturbing new disclosures about its customer dealings.
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Still the disclosures, following weeks of speculation, again raises the prospect of consolidation within the pharmaceutical industry.
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Some lawmakers have called for laws that require disclosures like those that Facebook and Twitter are promising.
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On Friday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo became the first American official to publicly confirm the disclosures.
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Tuesday's disclosures marked the first time that the contents of some of those conversations were disclosed publicly.
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In January, several major Buttigieg donors gave to VoteVets for the first time, disclosures filed Thursday show.
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Since taking office, though, the Trump administration has found itself on the receiving end of WikiLeaks disclosures.
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This is the company you will receive important information and disclosures from about your account and investments.
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What unnerves Mr. Trump and his staff the most is the eerily familiar tempo of these disclosures.
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The agency, led by Jay Clayton, a Trump appointee, has made simplifying corporate disclosures among its priorities.
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Nonetheless, investors often view such disclosures as a signal of where Buffett and his deputies see value.
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The agency wants to know if the disclosures required under "Industry Guide 3" are sufficient for investors.
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The disclosures humanize the candidates, giving them a chance to connect with the public on personal terms.
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And those regulations are about law enforcement, at a time when the daily disclosures are about counterintelligence.
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Disclosures by investment industry Two additional areas in need of attention are fees (or costs) and risks.
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We believe our public disclosures have been complete, timely and truthful and we have not misled investors.
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More than half of the registrants examined by the Justice Department inspector general had filed disclosures late.
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Shortly thereafter, the America's own mass surveillance activities were revealed with Edward Snowden's disclosures about NSA programs.
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Grand jury information is typically kept private, but courts can authorize disclosures for a variety of reasons.
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Congress has made it clear they intend to keep up that scrutiny and push for more disclosures.
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The rules that govern disclosures from the grand jury give the most authority to the Justice Department.
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Monsanto also rebutted suggestions that the disclosures highlighted concerns that the academic research it underwrites is compromised.
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The disclosures were unusual; prosecutors rarely announce the conclusion of such inquiries when no charges are filed.
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That lobbying would have been perfectly legal, had he registered with the Justice Department and filed disclosures.
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Pete Sessions, who, according to campaign finance disclosures, received maximum donations from Parnas and Fruman last June.
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Candidates must file Federal Election Commission disclosures detailing their third-quarter fundraising and spending by Oct. 15.
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While the new disclosures pleased analysts, some said they didn't get the key points stakeholders still want.
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Now, people close to the president are anonymously blaming one another for disclosures to the news media.
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But it remains voluntary, and it can be hard to compare and verify the claims of disclosures.
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The disclosures mostly cover the period from the beginning of 2014 to the middle of last year.
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The ethics office reviews these disclosures and can raise red flags as a condition for certifying them.
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No way to know — at least until he makes voluntary financial disclosures or releases his tax returns.
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The March disclosures also do not spell out when shares were acquired or how many were bought.
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Buffett defended Berkshire's disclosures in responding to three questions at Berkshire's annual shareholder meeting in Omaha, Nebraska.
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But as he spent a three-day weekend mulling the disclosures, the president grew angry, aides said.
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While Elaine Chao's financial disclosures show she holds no stake in the Foremost Group, she and her husband, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Kentucky Republican, have received millions from her family -- they received a gift valued between $5 million and $25 million, according to McConnell's 20173 financial disclosures.
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S.E.C. Said to Investigate SunEdison's Disclosures to Investors | The Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating SunEdison's disclosures to investors about how much cash the solar-power company had on hand as its stock price collapsed last year, The Wall Street Journal reports, citing people familiar with the matter.
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"The SEC is looking closely at the disclosures of public companies that shift their business models to capitalize on the perceived promise of distributed ledger technology and whether the disclosures comply with the securities laws, particularly in the case of an offering," he told a conference on Monday.
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By all appearances, Goldman's Marcus offerings seem to be as advertised: no fees, simple disclosures and streamlined applications.
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According to the paper, the President has previously listed Doral in federal disclosures as his biggest money-maker.
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The report stressed that the disclosures are made in broad ranges, making it hard to know exact figures.
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The new FCA rules include mandatory disclosures of profit-loss ratios and lower leverage limits for inexperienced clients.
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But another bug is on the horizon that is setting a new bar for brand-name bug disclosures.
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Trump's financial disclosures show he owned shares of Energy Transfer Partners, the company building the Dakota Access pipeline.
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Today, no law requires political advertisers to do this online, even though such disclosures are required on television.
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Trump, clearly angered by barrage of unauthorized disclosures, had come along since the Al Smith Dinner in October.
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Investigators are looking at the companies' disclosures to insurers, a person familiar with the matter has told Reuters.
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Trump's disclosures could also force him into revealing information about his private affairs he would rather keep secret.
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A series of revelations emerged in the wake of multiple disclosures that Facebook made to Congress this year.
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Uber is looking to go public in 2019 but certainly wouldn't want to start making disclosures before then.
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The company's statement is reproduced in full below: We have preliminarily assessed the Wikileaks disclosures from this morning.
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Mr. Heller said the leaks were unusual and damaging disclosures that served only to harm Mr. Gooding's reputation.
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The hedge fund did not pay a penalty but entered a five-year agreement to make appropriate disclosures.
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In the Senate disclosures, Taylor detailed a slew of donations his parents gave to Republicans over the years.
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The stock, already beaten down by last week's news, dropped another 8.6 percent to $3.60 after Tuesday's disclosures.
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"Sizing financial exposure is tricky because of limited disclosures and legal/contractual considerations," Citi analyst Itay Michaeli said.
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Hedge-fund SEC disclosures are backward-looking and come out 45 days after the end of each quarter.
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Arizona, which is the only state that allows Waymo to operate fully driverless vehicles, requires no such disclosures.
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Since the disclosures began in 2013, the number of websites moving to HTTPS to encrypt traffic has skyrocketed.
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It also pledged to make more prominent disclosures about who paid for the ads on the advertisements themselves.
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Disclosures: Nomura has received compensation for non-investment banking services/products in the past 12 months from GOOGL.
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The disclosures could help U.S. carriers make the case that the airline is potentially getting unfair government subsidies.
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The Chinese e-commerce giant filed the application this week without the need for financial disclosures, Bloomberg reports.
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Indeed, only 57 percent of people recently polled by Charles Schwab said they review their annual fee disclosures.
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The big companies are pushing back against efforts to make data disclosures mandatory, arguing it could stifle competition.
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Start by reading the company's security and privacy disclosures, which should be somewhere on their site, said Westby.
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Nearly all the investors we surveyed — 97 percent—said that sustainability disclosures should be audited in some way.
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Federal Election Commission disclosures reveal that Trump's campaign spent enormous quantities of its donors' money on his businesses.
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Disclosures by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden about widespread espionage in Germany by the United States caused outrage.
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During his time in office, financial disclosures often showed that Biden was among the Senate's least wealthy members.
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Specifically, the agencies are investigating whether or not Apple's disclosures in the updates were compliant with federal laws.
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Source: FactSet Disclosures: KeyBank expects to receive or intends to seek compensation for investment banking services from Fastenal.
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But the latter two both said the regulator should not determine the specific information included in the disclosures.
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The first optional redemption date on the bonds is October 2018, according to the bank's previous financial disclosures.
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The NEI spent about $2.35 million in federal lobbying last year, according to disclosures it provided to Congress.
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Disclosures: Bank of America, PNC Financial and East West Bancorp are in the Hennessy Large Cap Financial Fund
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An IPO and subsequent public disclosures would open the company and its underlying tech up to heightened scrutiny.
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They usually seek assurances that disclosures on a company's business risks and accounting standards have been made properly.
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SunEdison (SUNE) faces an SEC probe over its liquidity disclosures to investors, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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"It's a lot of data," said Philip Armstrong, an associate portfolio manager at Invesco, about Ford's public disclosures.
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SunEdison — SunEdison faces an SEC probe over its liquidity disclosures to investors, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Nonetheless, investors often view such disclosures as a signal of where Buffett and his portfolio managers see value.
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"Even if defendant's net weight disclosures are accurate, such does not eliminate this basic deception," the complaint said.
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Dozens of reverse mergers occurred nearly a decade ago, but many soured amid questions about accounting and disclosures.
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However, there are still a host of regulations requiring authorization for disclosures of any kind of FBI information.
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In the autumn analysts at CreditSights drew attention to murky debt disclosures, which further battered confidence in SunEdison.
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Unlike its U.S. and European peers, however, the BOJ has not made public disclosures about an exit plan.
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That included giving the government certain "voluntary disclosures," detailing ways in which the mission adhered to the treaty.
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Democrats seized on the disclosures, made late on Wednesday, to question Mnuchin's qualifications to revamp the tax code.
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Hopefully, they were inartfully saying that such disclosures should come from the Justice Department and not the FBI.
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Many repackaged their loans as investments, skipped key financial disclosures and lent money to too many risky borrowers.
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What's clear from industry is that they are not interested in a patchwork of different regulations and disclosures.
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Instead of disclosures, Stefánie prefers superficial exposures, proudly parading before her daughter in negligees and barely tied robes.
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"The disclosures need to be prominent, not buried in fine print or hidden behind hyperlinks," the FTC said.
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It referred Reuters to an interview on Tuesday in which Solomon said there would be no major disclosures.
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Alibaba has said that it is cooperating and that new disclosures would help the S.E.C. answer its questions.
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It referred Reuters to an interview on Tuesday in which Solomon said there would be no major disclosures.
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Comey, in turn, maintains that the information was not classified and that the disclosures served the public interest.
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In environmental disclosures, Apple says it assumes three years of use from the first owner of an iPhone.
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The investigation also is reportedly examining whether Facebook made "complete and timely" disclosures to the public and investors.
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Petrobras referred to past disclosures on the stake sale but declined to comment on Battistella's plans to bid.
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In other words, Trump's disclosures to Cohen are protected only if they were "of or concerning" legal matters.
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Not all disclosures that show up on a professional's or firm's record are a red flag, said Walsh.
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TECHNOLOGY. Facebook recently hired FS Vector LLC to work on issues related to blockchain policy, according to disclosures.
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Laurenza, who worked for Manafort and Gates on filing their lobbying disclosures, is not accused of any wrongdoing.
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Based on disclosures in Apple's American securities filings, he estimated that the transfer was worth about $200 billion.
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But the board said the nonprofit's disclosures fell short of being "comprehensive" and fully accessible to the public.
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The rules would "ensure accurate odometer disclosures and aid law enforcement in prosecuting odometer fraud," the agency said.
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Disclosures that feel like relationship builders in the moment can wind up as obvious no-nos with hindsight.
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Watchdog group American Oversight is calling for acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker's financial disclosures to be made public.
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One of the most secretive states, the Vatican has defined the disclosures as a threat to its security.
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No law required companies suffering data breaches to notify the public until California required breach disclosures in 2003.
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Federal Election Commission (FEC) disclosures for Greg Gianforte, the Republican candidate in Montana, don't include many famous names.
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The past year of damaging disclosures about the platform have made clear that the company is badly run.
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Investigators are reportedly examining possible wrongdoing with Flynn's handling of payment disclosures from clients tied to foreign governments.
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The president and his allies have frequently decried the disclosures and have vowed to crack down on leakers.
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" Of the few disclosures the researchers found, most merely included phrases like "affiliate links may be present above.
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From 2012 to 2014, the firms earned $2.2 million in lobbying revenue from the organization, according to disclosures.
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Current rules oblige EU states to set up registers of firms' owners, but do not require public disclosures.
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Past candidates and sitting presidents have approached health disclosures over the years, so there is no consistent precedent.
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Disclosures in the Panama Papers led the prime minister of Iceland, Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson, to temporarily step aside.
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However, the notes as they appeared on National's website in December did not contain such company-specific disclosures.
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Governments pursued this through mandatory disclosures and by regulating the safety and soundness of banks serving as intermediaries.
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Ivanka Trump made $3.9 million from the Trump International Hotel in 2017, according to newly-released financial disclosures.
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Among content that had affiliate links, 10.49% of YouTube videos and 7.03% of pins on Pinterest had disclosures.
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Joining Sting as an advisor is Patricia Daly, a nun who battled Exxon Mobil Corp over environmental disclosures.
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" It goes on to assert: "The recent disclosures about Wells Fargo are only the tip of the iceberg.
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Exxon in recent years came under fire from investors and faced lawsuits over its climate policies and disclosures.
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Did Mr. Sloan make disclosures about these practices to the board during his stint as chief financial officer?
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Even if that is disclosed in long legal disclosures that customers routinely ignore, it is at least disclosed.
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Other potentially consequential disclosures relating to Dr. Blasey's claims were quickly overshadowed in a day of continuing developments.
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With first-quarter earnings imminent, and tensions with China escalating, shareholders may want companies to make specific disclosures.
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The disclosures bring to light information that makes it seem like the American democratic process is fundamentally illegitimate.
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Increased surveillance and health data disclosures have also drastically eroded people's ability to keep their health status private.
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While some think such disclosures are legally problematic, truth and reconciliation is the first step to true change.
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In 2017, Ms. Trump earned more than $5 million from her namesake fashion brand, according to financial disclosures.
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Fewer disclosures of misconduct big and small, according to the Inspector General, the Commonwealth Ombudsman and legal scholars.
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It also had required industry participants to submit annual disclosures on their finances, loans and conflicts of interest.
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"Reviewing these disclosures was an onerous lift for us," the commission's communications office said in a recent email.
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Reuters last year said ProPetro is being investigated over its past financial and public disclosures by the SEC.
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The company recently received an infusion of cash from Singapore's GIC and General Atlantic in disclosures last year.
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According to FTC's endorsement guidelines, ad disclosures have have to be "clear and conspicuous" in social media posts.
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Whether shareholders remain interested is another matter: Shares in Tesla closed up only slightly after the frenetic disclosures.
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While the timing and form of the Turkish disclosures are uncertain, Turkey's motivation for doing so is not.
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These disclosures allow the public to know how much — or little — money the firms earned for their investors.
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"We look forward to more disclosures in the weeks and months ahead," they said in a prepared statement.
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"We have made and will continue to make necessary disclosures in compliance with our obligations," the spokesperson added.
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It will also create a permanent committee of independent directors to monitor disclosures and potential conflicts of interest.
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Recent financial disclosures show that Ms. Trump earned more than $5 million tied to her brand last year.
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As the WSJ notes, the documents on Mr. Cohen's charges seem to be informed by disclosures from him.
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But in both his 2009 and 2013 disclosures he valued it at $175,000, well above its county appraisal.
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Months later, in March, Mr. Flynn and Mr. Kian filed additional disclosures under the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
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Myriad disclosures have intensified questions about whether Mr. Trump's coterie colluded with Russia to influence the American election.
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Outside groups file disclosures just twice a year, revealing the last six months of donation history this weekend.
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The lack of disclosures may have violated China's securities laws on "connected" transactions, say experts on Chinese law.
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Did anyone else involved with Cambridge, such as Bannon or the Mercer family, make problematic disclosures to Bolton?
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