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Kessler in the News - 2008



Las Vegas Review Journal

Big Counterfeiting Busts in Chinatown
Ground Report - February 26, 2008

Mike Kessler, President and CEO of Kessler International, a firm specialized in forensics and corporate investigations, agrees that the internet presents new counterfeiting opportunities, but insists that until counterfeit cases are considered criminal, they will not be taken seriously. Offenders will get a slap on the wrist and find a new product to counterfeit, as has been the case with the Ben-Menachem family.

Las Vegas Review Journal

Work at resorts leads to charges
Review-Journal - February 06, 2008

Two hotel supervisors, one each at the Rio and Harrah's Las Vegas, were charged Tuesday with misdemeanor offenses stemming from problematic remodeling that affected hundreds of guest rooms.

News-Press.com

Decision on Kessler rehiring put off
The News Press - January 28, 2008

The decision on whether to rehire auditor Michael Kessler divided the Cape Coral City Council. Ultimately a decision was put off.

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Cape official calls for audit of finances
The News Press - January 28, 2008

Cape Coral Councilman Pete Brandt is not happy with how the city's Finance Department is keeping its books. He wants answers and plans to address the issue at today's council meeting.

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Cape council members urge fiscal responsibility
The News Press - January 16, 2008

Messages of increased fiscal oversight dominated speeches by two Cape Coral City Council members speaking to the Southwest Neighborhood Association at Oasis Middle School.

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Cape Coral Mail Bag
The News Press - January 13, 2008

The community expresses the need for oversight.