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Re: “Airport audit brought to board”
"L. Cotton Thomas, the airport’s auditor for three decades, will not seek to win the airport’s business when it [sic] contract expires this summer, Mike Schaufele told the finance committee last week."
Wow! Double wow! Looks like the Little Rock Intergalactic Airport's auditing firm for the past 30 or so years doesn't want to be there when the bomb goes off. Can't blame them.
The airport is 'mismanaged' more than 'managed'.
Re: “The piegate open line”
pandapro, the pipeline may well have been buried there before the subdivision was built, but that gives ExxonMobil zero rights to put a river of nasty tar sands aka diluted bitumen in and around those homes.
Re: “It Could Happen to You: the open line”
On the road this evening I got to thinking that every time Saleen/Everette and the True Believers eat an egg they are destroying a future living thing. Hmmm!
Re: “See a movie open line”
Some will find this of interest (sent by my brother):
http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/wp-content/up…
Re: “UPDATE: FBI confirms State Treasurer Martha Shoffner's arrest, apparently for official misconduct”
Jason Rapert's cousin is a Democratic strategist?
Re: “UPDATE: FBI confirms State Treasurer Martha Shoffner's arrest, apparently for official misconduct”
Chris, Democrats are rank amateurs compared to ReTHUGliCONs when it comes to criminal activities.
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Re: “Stormy morning: Shoffner, hospitals, abortion”
Yoss, Apple is only doing what every other U.S. company is doing when they make profits from overseas operations. If Congress is unhappy with the amount of taxes being paid by Apple and every other company making foreign profits, they have only themselves to blame. After all, they and legislative bodies in every other country make the laws that Apple and everyone else has to comply with.
I strongly suspect you didn't pay a penny more in taxes for 2012 than you legally owed. I know I didn't. But you expect Apple to be an exception and pay more than they legally owe? Really? That's foolish.
It's a case of 'not so common anymore sense', not being an apologist for anyone.