A recent state audit revealed significant financial mismanagement and weaknesses at Texas Southern University, including inaccurate vendor records, lack of inventory procedures, and delayed financial reporting. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick called the findings 'deeply disturbing' and has halted non-essential spending, while the university commits to addressing the issues amidst a history of operational problems.
Former employees of Build A Rocket Boy accuse director Leslie Benzies of micro-management and poor decision-making, leading to bugs dubbed 'Leslies' and a toxic work environment, amid ongoing legal and public disputes over studio practices and project management.
The latest Dragon Age game, The Veilguard, suffered from poor management and strategic missteps at EA, including multiple redesigns and rushed development, leading to a disappointing release and highlighting EA's broader issues with Bioware's game quality.
A report by U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy exposes significant mismanagement, delays, and financial shortfalls in California's high-speed rail project, indicating it is in default of federal grants and unlikely to be completed on time or within budget, raising questions about continued federal investment.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warns that the real threat to the US is internal mismanagement and societal issues, not China, emphasizing the need for the US to address domestic problems quickly amid ongoing trade tensions with China.
An inquiry by the Charity Commission found that the family of Captain Sir Tom Moore, specifically his daughter and son-in-law, personally benefited from the Captain Tom Foundation, damaging public trust in charities. Despite assurances that proceeds from Sir Tom's book deal would support the foundation, none of the £1.4 million advance was donated. The report highlighted misconduct and mismanagement, including conflicts of interest and unauthorized benefits, leading to the disqualification of the Ingram-Moores from charity roles. The family disputes the findings, claiming unfair treatment.
A New York priest, Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello, was removed from his duties after allowing popstar Sabrina Carpenter to film a provocative music video inside his church, leading to accusations of mismanagement. The Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn found other instances of administrative impropriety, including unauthorized financial transfers and personal use of church funds. The investigation also linked Gigantiello to financial dealings with a former staff member of New York City Mayor Eric Adams, who faces multiple criminal charges.
Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello, a New York City priest, was demoted after an investigation revealed unauthorized financial transfers and mismanagement at his church, following the filming of a controversial Sabrina Carpenter music video. The inquiry uncovered $1.9 million in unauthorized transfers to accounts linked to a former aide of Mayor Eric Adams, prompting the diocese to appoint Bishop Witold Mroziewski as the new administrator. The investigation also led to the removal of a deacon for inappropriate conduct, and federal investigators are now involved.
Take-Two Interactive is reportedly shutting down its indie label Private Division, with significant layoffs and studio closures, including Kerbel Space Program developer Intercept Games. Sources cite frustration with leadership and mismanagement. A potential sale to a private equity firm is being considered.
The Village of Dolton in Illinois has hired former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot as a "Special Investigator" to look into current Mayor Tiffany Henyard's alleged spending and finance mismanagement, paying her $400 an hour. Lightfoot will present her findings in a report to the village, which will determine the next steps. Henyard has faced accusations of misusing funds and retaliatory actions, and has reportedly been under FBI investigation.
The Village of Dolton in Illinois has hired former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot as a "Special Investigator" to look into current Mayor Tiffany Henyard's alleged spending and finance mismanagement at a rate of $400 an hour. Lightfoot will gather information on any state and federal violations and present her findings in a report to the village. The move comes amid accusations against Henyard, including weaponizing police and misusing taxpayer money, with the FBI reportedly already investigating her.
Despite initially having diplomatic advantages in the Gaza war, Benjamin Netanyahu's mishandling and hubris led to a significant loss of value for Israel, tarnishing the justifiability of the war and impacting global perceptions.
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed a bill to vacate the entire Tennessee State University Board of Trustees following new audits alleging severe mismanagement. House Republicans joined the Senate's version of the bill, despite Democrats' concerns about the impact on the university's administration and students. The university responded to the audits, emphasizing that there was no evidence of fraud or malfeasance, and highlighted chronic underfunding. Gov. Lee also announced new appointees for the board shortly after signing the bill.
The San Francisco Department of Public Health failed to track $500,000 in gift cards over three years due to a variety of issues including a cockroach infestation, staff turnover, and lost records, according to a new audit. The audit found that there was little oversight of gift card handling, with failures to track who received the cards and instances of mismanagement. The department has acknowledged the findings and committed to implementing new policies and procedures to ensure proper tracking and management of gift cards in the future.
A jury found former NRA chief Wayne LaPierre liable for mismanaging the organization and recommended he repay $4.35 million, while former treasurer Wilson Phillips should repay $2 million. The New York Attorney General accused the NRA of allowing executives to misuse funds for personal luxuries, and the jury found that LaPierre caused $5.4 million in damage to the organization. The NRA, which has seen a decline in revenue and membership, stated that the verdict confirmed it had been "victimized by certain former vendors and 'insiders'."
