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    The Bonanno Crime Report

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    At the time of Motanga's alleged rise to boss, a March 2009 article in the New York Post claimed that the Bonanno family consisted of approximately around 130 non-imprisoned "made"(Editors, 2015) members. Montagna was shortly then deported to Canada in April 2009 which left the family to create a ruling board of members until a new boss could be chosen. They chose to not follow any orders from Vincent Basciano since he was appointed by Massino who had turned rat to the FBI. They could no longer…

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    A Coup D Habitat In Chile

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    Identification & Evaluation of Sources This investigation will examine the question: For What Reasons did a coup d’état take place in Chile on September 11, 1973? The years 1969-1973 will be the focus of this investigation, so as to examine pre-Allende factors that continued into his presidency and to examine their subsequent factors for the coup and to examine Allende’s presidency itself to analyse the events of the time that ultimately caused the coup. The first source that will be…

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    Hostess Brands

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    The company I have chosen to write my case analysis on is the Hostess Brands. Hostess Brands is known for its iconic baked goods like Twinkies and Wonder Bread. In 2012, Hostess Brands sought bankruptcy in Federal Court due to labor issues and company costs. Hostess’ long history and product brand was coming to an end, due to hard choices the company had to make and the demands of the union. It was a situation that brought about the collapse of a long-standing company amidst the protests of…

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    Rick Perlstein Nixonland takes us back to the 1960’s and 1970’s in America, during the time of Richard Nixon. Through times of riots happening in Los Angeles which were the Watts riots to America being divided within. Richard Nixon did not have an easy life with family hardships, and the death of two brothers it was not easy for Nixon. At school Nixon was a very good at debating which he became the Debate Team president, and the only way to his father’s attention which Perlstein wrote “the…

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    the most in which the default caused losses that was beyond their nominal amounts because the mortgage were in reference to the asset of numerous types of derivative which loss its value due to high default rates. Another effect of the Fannie Mae scandal was the increase in home foreclosures as subprime borrowers were unable to meet their mortgage payments. The prices of homes also declined due to large foreclosures in the market. Also, there were tight lending standards which made it difficult…

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    Case Study: Hobby Lobby

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    Hobby Lobby, the arts-and-crafts store operated by a Christian family which gained most of its publicity from a religious freedom case at the Supreme Court in 2014, has recently been gaining media attention once again — but this time, under accusations of smuggling biblical artifacts. The company came under fire when the U.S. Department of Justice found that it broke federal laws when it purchased and brought to America artifacts including clay bullae, cuneiform tablets, and cuneiform bricks…

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    For employee fraud case study, I chose the Nathan John Mueller’s embezzlement scandal. As an accounting manager of ING Reinsurance Corporation (a major financial service company) in Minnesota, Mueller stole almost 8.5 million dollars from the company from 2003 to 2007 (“Mueller Gets 8 years for $8.5 million ING Fraud”). The way he orchestrated the fraud was surprisingly rather simple. Mueller accidentally found out that ING gave him and another co-worker the authorization to request and approve…

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    2001that Section 906

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    Act which was a United States federal law. Question One The main reason for the emergence of this Act was the occurrence of scandals that affected very big companies in the United States. The major scandals were Enron scandals and WorldCom scandals. Enron scandal was a problem revealed in the year 2001that…

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    NIXON’S PRESIDENCY 2 The Demise of Richard Nixon’s Presidency In 1974, Republican President, Richard Nixon was forced to resign from office due to his involvement in the Watergate scandal. The scandal was a major upset to the Republican party causing the first resignation from a president and seven of his administrators to be arrested for their participation. The reason for the arrest and resignation was a cause of the Republicans…

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    Watergate Scandal Why did president Nixon want the tapes and documents? According to Gerald R. (History.com) it was made in 2015 no specific date. This subject is mostly about the steps of the Watergate Scandal. There were several burglars invloed. The scandal took place on June 17 1972. In August 1974. During Richard Nixon's reelection campaign they got caught wiretapping the whole thing. Six weeks after Nixon resigned Vice President Gerald Ford was sworn in as president, he…

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