Billionaire Mocked For His Outrage Over $85 Room Service Bill
A billionaire investor was brutally mocked on social media Wednesday after he griped to Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and the Federal Reserve about his $85 room service bill.
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A billionaire investor was brutally mocked on social media Wednesday after he griped to Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and the Federal Reserve about his $85 room service bill.
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WASHINGTON — Over 700,000 companies have submitted data to Treasury's new beneficial ownership information registry, a senior Treasury official said on Wednesday. But the number is far below what's needed to reach an estimated 32.6 million registrants by year's end. "I think as people in businesses become more aware of the requirement, the sort of provable experience of it only taking 15 to 20 minutes ... I feel like, the sense out there (is) people are feeling more comfortable with this, but we recognize we have a lot of work left to do," Brian Nelson, under secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence for the Treasury Depa