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Georgia lawmakers are questioning the accuracy of an audit of MARTA that led to allegations of overcharging the City of Atlanta tens of millions of dollars.

MARTA has argued that the methodology of the report was flawed, and a new report from KPMG showed the agency overcharged the operation account by the lower amount of $865,000. ATLANTA - A new ...

ATLANTA — At one of the most challenging times in the FBI’s history, the field office that covers all of Georgia has a new leader. FBI Atlanta says Georgia will benefit from new FBI Director ...

The KPMG global organization operates in 142 countries and territories and has more than 273,000 people working in member firms around the world. The company’s Long Island office is at 1305 ...

Accounting giant KPMG has launched KPMG Law US, becoming the first Big Four firm to establish a law firm in the US. KPMG Law US will operate as an independently managed subsidiary of the firm ...

ORLANDO, Florida, March 4 (Reuters) - "Trumpcession". If you haven't heard the term before, you will now, as a closely watched real-time U.S. economic weathervane is signalling that GDP is ...

Zaha got the ball in transition, dribbled into the box and threaded a perfect pass to a wide-open Pep Biel, who left-footed a shot past Atlanta keeper Brad Guzan. Five minutes later Charlotte created ...

ATLANTA — Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens is appointing an interim leader for the Office of the Inspector General, city leaders said on Friday. Former Atlanta Inspector General Shannon K.