Add to ORKGollowing the collapse of Enron and other accounting fraud and corporate scandals involving firms such as Global Crossing, Adelphia, Tyco and WorldCom, and in light of the demise of Arthur Andersen, one o
Financial statement fraud, the falsification of an organization\u27s financial statements to make i...
While it is generally acknowledged that the key to the recent spate of corporate collapses lies in t...
It is always pleasing when events in the ‘real world’—with heavy inverted commas—bring to prominence...
The corporate collapses of recent times, culminating with massive collapses such as those of Enron i...
This report provides an in-depth understanding of the causes of the collapse of Enron, Global Crossi...
The Enron scandal, revealed in October 2001, eventually led to the bankruptcy of the Enron Corporati...
In June 2002, Arthur Andersen LLP became the first accounting firm in history to be criminally convi...
As the year began, news of accounting irregularities at energy giant Enron was unfolding at a rapid ...
This article examines Arthur Andersen, its role with Enron, and what happened to some of its key pla...
Enron went bust. Global Crossing went bust. WorldCom went bust. And underneath all their apparent go...
On December 2, 2001, Enron the world's leading energy company, announced it was bankrupt. Its shocki...
This report briefly examines the accounting system that failed to provide a clear picture of the fir...
M.Com. (International Accounting)One would be hard-pressed to find an accountant who does not know a...
The full-text article is available to subscribers online via the WestLaw database. Copyright: Thomso...
It is well known that the United Statespossesses relatively developed accountingstandards and profes...
Financial statement fraud, the falsification of an organization\u27s financial statements to make i...
While it is generally acknowledged that the key to the recent spate of corporate collapses lies in t...
It is always pleasing when events in the ‘real world’—with heavy inverted commas—bring to prominence...
The corporate collapses of recent times, culminating with massive collapses such as those of Enron i...
This report provides an in-depth understanding of the causes of the collapse of Enron, Global Crossi...
The Enron scandal, revealed in October 2001, eventually led to the bankruptcy of the Enron Corporati...
In June 2002, Arthur Andersen LLP became the first accounting firm in history to be criminally convi...
As the year began, news of accounting irregularities at energy giant Enron was unfolding at a rapid ...
This article examines Arthur Andersen, its role with Enron, and what happened to some of its key pla...
Enron went bust. Global Crossing went bust. WorldCom went bust. And underneath all their apparent go...
On December 2, 2001, Enron the world's leading energy company, announced it was bankrupt. Its shocki...
This report briefly examines the accounting system that failed to provide a clear picture of the fir...
M.Com. (International Accounting)One would be hard-pressed to find an accountant who does not know a...
The full-text article is available to subscribers online via the WestLaw database. Copyright: Thomso...
It is well known that the United Statespossesses relatively developed accountingstandards and profes...
Financial statement fraud, the falsification of an organization\u27s financial statements to make i...
While it is generally acknowledged that the key to the recent spate of corporate collapses lies in t...
It is always pleasing when events in the ‘real world’—with heavy inverted commas—bring to prominence...