A U.S. jury finds Sushovan Hussain "misused his special skills in accounting" to inflate the U.K. software firm's revenues before it was acquired by HP.
The order in which a company presents financial statements may present clues about how it wants to be viewed by investors and analysts.
Overseas Shipholding Group and its ex-CFO allegedly failed to recognize $512 million in tax liabilities over a 12-year period.
A defect in GM's internal controls allegedly prevented its accountants from learning about a safety issue for 18 months.
They don't take effect until 2019, but few leases will be grandfathered, so there will be an immediate bottom-line impact.
The two executives have settled SEC charges that they used false inventory accounting to meet IEC's gross profit margin targets.
Barrett Business Services stock plunges 33% after it discloses James Miller made "“unsupported journal entries” in financial records.
The SEC alleges CPA Peter Messineo owned stakes in companies that the firm he worked for was auditing.
Former CFO Arthur Knapp agrees to pay $130,000 to settle charges he failed to prevent the misclassification of sales discounts.
De Joya Griffith and M&K CPAS were accused of defectively auditing the financial statements of purported mining companies.
The SEC alleges the big accounting firm ignored red flags in signing off on the financial statements of an employment staffing company.
Report finds that IFRS helped more than harmed during the 2007-09 banking crisis.
