“In the past Five
years, GALOSI has recovered several million dollars of lost
profits for our organization, while maintaining a productive
and growing business relationship with our vendor community." Read more
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GA's Zaucha Urges Congress to Back 'Credit Card Fair Free Act' The trade group's letter is the latest in a series of actions to stop what it sees as an unfair and anti-competitive credit card interchange fee system.
"Our financial performance in the first quarter was clearly impacted by the weakened consumer environment"
Department store retailer J.C. Penney says a pullback in consumer spending has cut its first-quarter profit in half, and predicts "difficult" conditions for the entire year.
Plano-based J.C. Penney Co. says net income dropped to $120 million, or 54 cents per share, from $238 million, or $1.04 per share, a year ago.
Total sales fell 5 percent to $4.13 billion from $4.35 billion.
Analysts surveyed by Thomson Financial expected profit of 50 cents per share on slightly higher revenue of $4.17 billion. Read more
Hundreds
of years of combined experience and millions of dollars recovered.
GALOSI is a powerhouse of expertise and results. GALOSI’s
team is comprised of experienced auditors and IT professionals
with a unique software system designed to recover lost profits
by re-creating your transaction records. GALOSI shares your
same goals…find and recover lost monies from vendor
transactions.
GALOSI is
one of the most innovative service providers in the Recovery Auditing
Services Industry with proficiency in recovering profits from Accounts
Payable and Purchasing Systems. Our comprehensive recovery auditing
organization is dedicated to maintaining excellence in the industry
and surpassing the service expectations of our clients through
our highly trained and qualified auditing team.
GALOSI performs comprehensive reviews of each client's
Accounts Payable and Purchasing Systems in order to detect lost
profits. Although there are various ways overpayments can occur,
the most common are:
