The Big Four firm says it wants to "restore trust in audit" but a U.K. regulator indicates the changes don't go far enough.
The suit says VW failed to disclose to U.S. investors that its "clean diesel" cars were exceeding vehicle emissions limits.
An investor class action alleges the telemedicine company failed to disclose Mark Hirschhorn's "inappropriate relationship" with a subordinate.
The scandal-plagued bank posts better-than-expected Q1 earnings but a possible deal with regulators could reduce profit by about 20%.
The bank is still struggling to put the fake-accounts scandal behind it, taking a $3.25 billion pre-tax expense for anticipated legal costs.
India's securities regulator sanctions the firm for failing to detect the $1.7 billion fraud at Satyam Computer Services.
The settlement resolves investor claims arising from the $2 billion corruption scandal that has rocked Brazil for four years.
The Japanese firm reports that the former head of its cable-making subsidiary was made aware in February of guidelines for falsifying quality data.
A Swiss regulator finds the bank "seriously breached" anti-money laundering regulations but declines to impose financial sanctions.
The proceeds from the deal will be used to cover legal costs resulting from the exploding airbag scandal that drove Takata into Chapter 11.
The steelmaker has admitted data falsification involving aluminum, copper and iron ore products, further tarnishing Japan's manufacturing reputation.
The automaker's latest writedown brings the total bill from its diesel emissions cheating scandal to more than $30 billion.
