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The president-elect's personal expenses have bounced up and down for more than a decade. Things won't become any more predictable when he returns to the White House. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Amazon staffer running events for new execs filed "fictitious" expenses, including $50,000 in UberEats vouchers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article discusses the Great Britain Upper Tribunal's ruling in the 2014 case Samadian v. HMRC which deals with British tax laws, physician-plaintiff Dr. Samad Samadian, and the deductability of travel expenses for self-employed professionals and traders who use their homes as a place of business. British case law and a judicial test for the deductabilty of mixed business and personal expenses are mentioned. Great Britain's Income Tax (Earnings and Pension) Act 2003 is also examined.

The article discusses the Great Britain High Court's ruling in the 2013 case Forstater v. Python (Monty) Pictures Ltd. which deals with contract terms, breach of contract claims, and motion picture producer Mark Forstater's attempts to rectify his agreement with the defendant which is a film production company. The author argues that this case serves as a reminder of the caution that should be applied when paying out to profit participants.

There will also be greater flexibility for patients seeking care for Covid-19. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

According to a survey released Monday, chief financial officers are targeting real estate expenses for further cost cuts heading into the second half of the year in the latest indication that the expansion of remote work is here to stay. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article discusses the European Parliament's Internal Market and Consumer Protection Committee's endorsement of a deal with the Council of the European Union (EU) on January 24, 2013 regarding the potential implementation of a Regulation for the enforcement of intellectual property rights by customs authorities. It states that the proposed Regulation would replace the EU Counterfeit Goods Regulation 1383/2003. The rights of holders of copyrights and patents in the EU are addressed.

Republican contender says expenses were paid back. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The lawsuit could set a precedent that reshapes the on-demand economy [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Investors are excited at the possibility of a dividend or stock buyback [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Yes, some teens still stage elaborate 'promposals' and buy $1400 prom dresses -- but there's been a significant dip in some spending. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article discusses the views of Mitch Black, president of the mobility services firm MOBI, on the cost of managing employees using bring your own device (BYOD). Topics include increase in information technology (IT) support requirements for managing employees, requirements of BYOD policy including password rules, employer monitoring of employees and employee compensation, and the need of considering tax implications of various reimbursement approaches.

The article evaluates the Good Work with Data, a corporate app that provide access to corporate email, calendar and contacts, developed by Enterprise mobility management provider Good Technology.

The article reports that Bank of America Corp. has benefited from the Project New BAC. It states that the plan reduced the net expense by five billion dollar per year by 2014 and according to Morgan Stanley and Co. Inc. analyst Betsy Graseck, thinks that continuing expense reduction is a great reason to own the stock and lots of institutions apparently agree.

The article focuses on the deduction in the expenses by the investment banking firm Citigroup Inc., as of 2008. It mentions that a memo from John Havens, the head of firm's institutional clients group about expenses was published in the newspaper "The New York Times." Topics discussed include pre-approval required for purchase of smartphones from Blackberry Ltd., limitation on external training and colored copying and printing reserved only for client presentations.

The article offers information on the Project New BAC launched by Bank of America Corp. in 2013 aimed to cut costs for surviving in the banking industry. It mentions that firm's phase two project will focus on institutional and commercial units. Also mentions that firm's stock declined by 60 percent in 2013.

The article offers information on the implementation of the Project New BAC at Bank of America Corp. that was announced in April 2011 and mentions that the project benefited the bank, significantly, due to cost cutting and executive's seriousness towards expenses. It also mentions that chief executive officer of the bank Brian Moynihan was praised by analysts on the implementation of the project that also raised the stock price of the company.