• Former Koss Employee in Talks to Settle SEC Case

    Doris Hajewski – Milwaukee Journal Sentinel A year and a half after the embezzlement of $34 million from Koss Corp. was discovered, former accounting employee Julie Mulvaney is negotiating with the Securities and Exchange Commission to settle the regulatory agency’s […]

  • Food Stamps Create Jobs, and Other Government Delusions

    It’s hard to believe that our elected officials and the people they appoint to important jobs can be this stupid. But it’s true. They are. Recently, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack stated in a interview on MSNBC that food stamps and […]

  • SEC Discards Documents Regarding Matters Under Investigation (MUIs) According to Agency Policy

    The big buzz this week is an article in Rolling Stone regarding the SEC’s policy of destroying documents related to Matters Under Investigation (MUIs) which do not result in any agency action being taken. At first blush, it may appear […]

  • Committed to Fraud Prevention

    As regulators focus on corruption crackdowns, companies are turning to compliance committees to help them stay on the right track. Tracy L. Coenen – CFO Magazine Do a Web search for corporate compliance committees, and you’ll get hundreds of thousands […]

  • Are Public School Teachers Underpaid?

    I have addressed the issue of teacher compensation multiple times in the context of Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) and the constant budget problems the district claims to have. The administrators claim that they need more money, yet time and again […]