A shakeup at the corner offices of UK banking giant Barclays is a blow to the venerable brand and leaves the company without strong leadership. Two days after chairman Marcus [...]
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A shakeup at the corner offices of UK banking giant Barclays is a blow to the venerable brand and leaves the company without strong leadership. Two days after chairman Marcus [...]
May 17, 2013
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has a new interim leader following a scandal involving extra scrutiny of conservative-leaning groups applying for tax-exempt status. President Obama this week demanded the resignation of Acting Commissioner Steven Miller and appointed budget official Daniel Werfel to replace him. Also, Joseph Grant, the commissioner of the agency’s tax exempt/government entities group, is retiring prematurely. Meanwhile, senior lawmakers investigating the matter are planning to focus on whether IRS officials misled Congress about the practice of targeting conservative groups for extra screening.
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