Barnes was in chaos, audit shows

Article Abstract:

Barnes Foundation that was headed by president Richard H. Glanton in 1990s who ran up legal and other expenses and excluded other board members from management and policy decisions finds faults in the newly released audit to get away from the claim against him. The audit described budget deficits in each of the years 1993 through 1998, despite more than $16 million, plus $3.2 million in merchandising and other revenue rose by a world tour of the foundation's French impressionist paintings.

Management dynamics, Executive changes & profiles, Capital funds & cash flow, Management, Officials and employees, Accounting and auditing, Auditing, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Company business management, Glanton, Richard H.

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Adding up a move for Barnes

Article Abstract:

The Barnes Foundation has moved the courts asking for permission to move its huge art collection to a bigger gallery on Benjamin Franklin Parkway so that the collection can be viewed by many more people. Analysts who are not convinced about this move stated that the foundation should take other steps to ensure profitability.

Company legal issue, Cases, Antiquities

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Media chain reaction may bypass the region

Article Abstract:

The FCC's planned change in ownership regulations is expected to have limited impact in Philadelphia. This article documents this supposition, and provides additional information about the FCC plan.

Government regulation (cont), Television Broadcasting, Government regulation, Newspapers, Newspaper Publishers, Television broadcasting stations, Radio broadcasting stations, TV Stations, Radio Stations, Economic aspects, Laws, regulations and rules, Television broadcasting industry, United States. Federal Communications Commission, Newspaper publishing, Television stations, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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