Why We Should Stop Trying to Kill Quarterly ReportingQuarterly reporting gets a bad rap for causing short-term thinking.
How Autonomy Fooled Hewlett-PackardThis could happen to any company.
SEC Getting Serious About Cracking Down on Shady Accounting PracticesMary Jo White says it's something we're looking at.
Valeant: Why Enron-era accounting never really died with EnronSarbarnes-Oxley was supposed to stamp out the accounting tricks of a decade and a half ago. Here are the ways regulators blew it.
Microsoft pays more than Apple for its audit, and why investors should careAn annual audit may not move markets, but investors should take note that the price a company pays for its annual financial check up says little about the quality of the report.
Why a stronger U.S. dollar hurts shareholders, tooIf the dollar stays at these levels or continues to rise, are CFOs prudent to keep spending on buybacks?
What auditors ought to let U.S. investors knowEarlier this year, the International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board issued new standards for auditors to improve communications with shareholders, but the new rules won’t apply in the U.S.
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