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Monday, 17 February, 2003, 16:22 GMT

SCANDALS

LATEST NEWS
Enron 'bribed tax officials'
Enron executives bribed tax officials in order to fabricate accounts, a Senate inquiry finds, describing the deception as "eye-popping".

Lord Wakeham 'faces Enron probe'

US financial regulator resigns

Webster may quit audit panel

Ex-ImClone boss admits fraud

Ex-WorldCom finance boss indicted

Ex-Enron executive pleads guilty

Accounts worries hit US cable firm

Hundreds hit US clean-up deadline

Bosses sweat to hit clean-up deadline

Bush warning to US boardrooms

City watchdog targets share tippers

Canal Plus 'to be broken up'
Indebted media giant Vivendi Universal's French pay-TV subsidiary, Canal Plus, is reportedly about to be broken up.

Vivendi appoints new boss

Vivendi shares plummet

What went wrong at Vivendi?

Profile: Jean-Marie Messier

WorldCom reveals new $3.3bn error
The bankrupt telecoms firm discovers a further $3.3bn in accounting errors, almost doubling the level of improper earnings disclosed.

WorldCom executives arrested

WorldCom customer exodus begins

WorldCom chiefs silent over scandal

Investors count WorldCom costs

Has WorldCom answered all questions?

WorldCom: Why it matters

WorldCom's star falls to earth

Profile: WorldCom's John Sidgmore

WorldCom: Wall Street scandal

Enron's trail of deception
After a year of deliberations, a government report details Enron's complex manoeuvres to save tax, but says it will be hard to stop.

Banks implicated in Enron's fall

Merrill rejects claims over Enron

Enron probe draws in rival firms

Enron board 'ignored financial warnings'

Enron top dogs reaped bumper pay

White House reveals Enron documents

Enron probe barely budged by Andersen

Enron scandal at-a-glance

Kenneth Lay: A fallen hero

Rise and fall of an energy giant

Hewitt tackles UK accountancy rules
UK trade minister Patricia Hewitt sets out ways of restoring confidence in corporate accounts in the wake of the Enron scandal.

UK MPs call for auditor clamp-down

Bush demands new fraud laws

US watchdog attacks political critics

Bush on defensive over cheap loans

Bush talks tough on business

Cheney accused of corporate fraud

Bush delivers too little too late

UK strives to avoid Enron-style scandals

City fraudbuster rings the alarm

SEC proposes strict watchdog panel

Who watches the watchers?

US regulators 'short of cash'

Congress pushes accounting reform
Senators are examining a bill to crack down on the accountancy profession, but more stringent proposals could yet be watered down.

Andersen guilty in Enron case

Accountants face competition probe

Andersen wreckage 'means higher fees'

Andersen's fall from grace

AOL accounts under new investigation
Media giant AOL Time Warner is the latest US company to come under investigation by the US Justice Department.

Qwest admits improper accounts

Johnson & Johnson admits probe

Senior AOL executive resigns

Qwest admits criminal probe

Bosses resign at battered Elan

ABB sacks managers over hidden losses

Merck 'exaggerated' revenue in accounts

Accounting panic hits Xerox

Martha Stewart broker suspended

Accounting concerns focus on GE

Problems mount for Tyco

Xerox admits India pay-offs

Accounts probe at Cheney firm

FBI investigates Kmart

Global Crossing defends business deals

FBI launches Global Crossing probe

US cable giant goes bust

Watchdog probes Qwest accounts


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