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Strange Bedfellows
Activists and companies can move from confrontation to co-operation. May 27, 2008
The Real Price of Payoffs, According to E&Y
Even though more companies are being caught using bribery to gain business, the illicit practice appears to be increasing — as is the cost of being caught. May 19, 2008
Whistle-blowback
A new study finds that women suffer more retaliation than men for exposing guilty bosses. May 8, 2008
For the PCAOB, It's "Independence Day"
New rule changes are designed to define terms and reduce conflicts of interest among auditors. April 22, 2008
Dubious Claims
Companies aren't doing enough to crack down on expense fraud, new research claims. April 7, 2008
The Greening of Wall Street
Tackling the carbon crisis amid the credit crisis. March 17, 2008
Payment Fraud on the Rise
Organizations need to beware of fraudsters lurking inside and outside of their companies, says a new survey. March 14, 2008
SEC: Ready to Pounce on Pension Fraud
The SEC is making an example of an insider-trading scheme at an Alabama state pension fund. March 7, 2008
To Catch a Thief
The habits of highly effective rogues. March 3, 2008
Then and Now: What Lerach Told Us
Plaintiffs' attorney William Lerach, long the scourge of Corporate America, was sentenced today to two years in prison for paying off witnesses. Years ago, here's what he told CFO magazine about his view of corruption in corporate finance. February 11, 2008