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• COMPANY GENERAL COUNSEL DISCOVERS FINANCIAL FRAUD

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  When the newly hired General Counsel of Canopy Financial, Inc. contacted a friend at KPMG for assistance with a search for a new CFO last month, he discovered the opinion stating the accounting firm had audited the company financial statements was false. In fact, KPMG had never audited the financial [...]

  Posted: December 02, 2009, 9:35pm EST
  by T. Gorman

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• Senator Sanders won’t vote for Bernanke; Wall Streeter’s conspicuous spending returns!; Dubai debt crisis; UAE sets up emergency facility for banks; UAE blocks then unblocks the Times of London; B of A CFO, mtge unit president take salary hits; RIP F

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  Senator opposes Fed chief Bernanke renomination Shhh! Wall Street is Spending Again UAE central bank sets up emergency facility for banks Crisis Puts Focus on Dubai’s Complex Relationship With Abu Dhabi Dubai Default Swaps Show No Distress on Bailout Bets U.A.E. Blocks Sunday Times Over Coverage of Dubai Debt Crisis London Times Back on U.A.E. Newsstands [...]

  Posted: November 30, 2009, 7:43am EST
  by wsf@wallstreetfolly.com (Wall Street Folly)

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• Open Letter to the Securities and Exchange Commission Part 2: New Information on Overstock.com's GAAP and SEC Disclosure Violations

  —White Collar Fraud

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  To the Securities and Exchange Commission:

  On November 18, 2009, Overstock.com (NASDAQ: OSTK) held conference call where CEO Patrick M. Byrne, company President Jonathan E. Johnson, and CFO Steve Chesnut sought to justify the company's improper treatment of accounting errors under investigation by the SEC, the company's firing of [...]

  Posted: November 22, 2009, 12:14am EST
  by Sam E. Antar

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• CBS’ last CFO still hanging around…

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  Back in June, CBS (CBS) announced that its CFO, Fred Reynolds, planned to retire in mid-August. That same day, the company announced that Joseph Ianniello would be taking over as CFO on July 20.

  Now Ianniello was no novice. He had been with CBS or [...]

  Posted: November 06, 2009, 10:56am EST
  by Michelle Leder

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