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Big Four firm Ernst & Young has agreed to pay more than $11.8 million to the Securities and Exchange Commission for failing to detect fraud in its audits of an oil services company.
October 18 -
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board announced that it is actively seeking candidates for economic research fellowships during the 2017-18 academic year.
October 17 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday charged energy services provider Lime Energy Co. and four executives for their roles in accounting fraud.
October 17 -
Grant Thornton International Ltd. has prevailed in a class-action lawsuit brought by three Louisiana pension funds against the firm.
October 14 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission reported that it has filed 868 enforcement actions related to financial reporting misconduct in fiscal year 2016 a new single-year high.
October 12 -
Board members at public companies largely favor the use of non-GAAP measures but differ on disclosures of how theyre being used, according to a new survey.
October 11 -
An academic study demonstrates that earnings management is pervasive across U.S., European and Asian companies, whether theyre using U.S. GAAP or International Financial Reporting Standards.
October 6
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Ernst & Young reported a 9 percent increase in global revenue to $29.6 billion for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2016, the sixth straight year of growth.
October 6 -
Internal auditors are turning their attention to strategic and emerging risks, according to a new survey.
October 5 -
Why modern budgeting requires built-in business logic and accounting rules
October 5
