The Daily Telegraph

Daily newspaper published in London and generally accounted, with The Times and The Guardian, as one of Britain’s “big three” quality newspapers.Founded in 1855 as the Daily Telegraph and Courier, the paper was acquired later that year by Joseph Moses Levy who, with his son Edward Levy (later Edward Levy-Lawson), renamed it The Daily Telegraph, transformed it into London’s first penny paper, and built a large readership. The newspaper has consistently combined a high standard of reporting with the selection of interesting feature articles and editorial presentation. It takes a conservative, middle-

class approach to comprehensive news coverage. ... Financial Times

Morning daily newspaper published in London that has had strong influence on the financial policies of the British government. It is known as one of England’s superior daily newspapers.Founded in 1888 by James Sheridan and his brother, the Financial Times competed for many years with four other finance-oriented papers, finally in 1945 absorbing the last of these, the Financial News

(founded in 1884). The Financial Times has specialized in reporting business and financial news while maintaining an independent

editorial outlook. On occasion it has attacked the financial policies of the British government. Circulation of the Financial Times is ...

Daily Express,

Also called Express,morning newspaper published in London, known for its sensational treatment of news and also for its thorough

coverage of international events. The Sunday edition is published as the Sunday Express.Since its founding in 1900, the Express has aggressively appealed to a mass readership; it is a perennial competitor with other popular dailies for circulation leadership, which it not infrequently claims. Its determination to cover foreign news thoroughly was reflected as early as World War I, when its war correspondent, Percival Phillips, a U.S. national, was knighted for his war reporting. In contemporary Britain ...

Los Angeles Times

Morning daily newspaper published in Los Angeles that in the 1960s began to develop from a regional daily into one of the world’s great

newspapers.The Times was established in 1881. Harrison Gray Otis became a partial owner of the paper in 1882 and incorporated it

within a public corporation, the Times-Mirror Company (the hyphen was later dropped from the name), in 1884. The paper prospered, soon becoming an important political power in California and a major voice in the southern part of the state. Although its news coverage reflected its political bias, the Times won widespread respect for its ...

International Herald Tribune

(IHT),daily newspaper published in Paris, France, that has long been the staple source of English-language news for American expatriates, tourists, and businesspeople in Europe. It is considered the first “global” newspaper.The IHT’s roots are in the Paris Herald, which was established in 1887 by James Gordon Bennett, Jr., who had inherited the New York Herald from his father, James Gordon Bennett. After Bennett, Jr., died in 1918, Frank Andrew Munsey bought the Paris edition along with its New York City parent. His attempts to buy the New York Tribune to combine with the Herald were thwarted, so ...

The Wall Street

Journal,daily business and financial newspaper edited in New York City and sold throughout the United States. Other daily editions

include The Asian Wall Street Journal, edited in Hong Kong, and The Wall Street Journal Europe, edited in Brussels.The Wall Street Journal was founded by Charles H. Dow, of Dow Jones & Company,

primarily to cover business and financial news. The first issue was published on July 8, 1889. The newspaper’s accuracy and the

breadth and detail of its coverage won it respect and success from the start. From its founding until early in the Great Depression, the ...

Newsweek

weekly newsmagazine, one of the highly influential “big three” (with Time and U.S. News & World Report) of American newsweeklies. Published in New York City, Newsweek maintains several domestic bureaus, including those in Boston, Los Angeles, and Washington,

D.C., as well as several overseas bureaus, in such cities as Beijing, Cape Town, London, Paris, and Tokyo.Newsweek was founded in

1933 by Thomas J.C. Martyn, a former foreign-news editor of Time, as News-Week. It borrowed the general format of Time (founded 1923), as did Raymond Moley’s Today magazine, with which News-Week merged in 1937, removing the ... (100 of 320 words)

USA Today

National U.S. daily general-interest newspaper, the first of its kind. Launched in 1982 by Allen Neuharth, head of the Gannett newspaper chain, it reached a circulation of one million within a year and surpassed two million in the 1990s. Initially considered gimmicky and insubstantial, it gradually developed a reputation for higher quality while increasing its circulation and advertising revenues at a time when few papers were experiencing growth. The features that originally set it apart—abundant colourful graphics, very brief

stories, and a concentration on sports and celebrity—have influenced other newspapers.

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To [Company name]

We accepted the appointment to examine the [second] installment of registered capital

contribution of the registered capital of *Company name+ (“the Company”) as at [date] in respect of its application for incorporation and registration. The responsibilities of all its the investor(s) and the Company are to ensure that the capital contributions comply with the legal

requirements of the relevant laws, regulations, agreements, contracts and articles of association; to provide true, legitimate and complete information for the verification of capital contributions and to safeguard the Company’s assets. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on the

[second] installment of capital contribution in accordance with the “Statement of Independent Auditing Practice Pronouncements No.1: Verification of Capital Contribution”. In the course of our examination, we performed examination procedures as we considered necessary in the circumstances.

According to the agreements, contracts and articles of association, the Company’s registered capital to be contributed by [name] (Party A) and [name] (Party B) is [currency] [amount] and shall be fully contributed in [number] installments prior to [date]. The current contribution is for the [second] installment, contribution which shall be contributed before [date]. Based on our examination and as at [date], the Company had received capital contribution of [currency]

[amount] contributed by Party A and Party B. The aforesaid actual capital contribution

[currency] [amount] is in the form of cash, [currency] [amount] is in the form of tangible assets, and [currency] [amount] is in the form of know-how. The capital contributed in the form of know-how accounts for % of the registered capital.

[In addition, We we also noted that the [first] installment of contribution of registered capital contribution of the Company, [currency] [amount], of which [currency] [amount] was

contributed by Party A and [currency] [amount] was contributed by Party B, was verified by

[name] Certified Public Accountants Co., Ltd. with Capital capital Verification verification Report report ([number of report]) issued on [date]. As at [date], the Company hasd received accumulated capital contribution of [currency] [amount] in total.]

This Capital Verification Report is for the use of the Company to apply for its incorporation and registration and to issue investment certificate(s) to the investor(s). It is not to be deemed as a guarantee or an assurance of the Company’s abilities in maintaining capital, repaying debts or operating as a going concern. Our XXXX Certified Public Accountantsfirm and the Certified Public Accountants who performed this verification are shall not be hold liable for any consequences caused by the misuse of this Capital Verification Report by the Company.