Michael Santoli and Bill Alpert of Barron’s note that the Washington Post business desk, which typically does a good job of covering regulatory action, has missed an investigation into a subsidiary of the paper’s parent company.
The investigation by the Department of Education into Kaplan was disclosed in a 10-K this past week.
“Most intriguing in the 10-K is the passing (and first) mention that the Education Department has been conducting a ‘Program Review’ of Kaplan University’s main offices in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., since September. The Post business desk seemed not to notice any of this, but Post investors might want to.”
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