Boeing's New 787 Dreamliner Won FAA Approval Before Shutdown Hit

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Boeing's New 787 Dreamliner Won FAA Approval Before Shutdown Hit

Boeing Co.'s newest and largest 787 Dreamliner got the federal approval it needs to fly commercially, winning authorization before the government shutdown Friday. The certification concludes a flight-test program that began last March for the first of the 787-10 carbon-fiber jets to be assembled solely at
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Feds charge ex-KPMG, oversight board accountants with scheme

US prosecutors have charged six people, including former employees of accounting firm KPMG and of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, with misusing confidential information from the board to help KPMG. Prosecutors in Manhattan said in court papers made public Monday that KPMG
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Out of retirement: Webster back as Auditor General

She holds a Bachelors degree in Accounting, a Bachelors of Law, a Diploma in Financial Crime Prevention, and CPE training in management, accounting, auditing and other areas of relevance locally, regionally, in the United States, and the United Kingdom. Webster served in the Office of Auditor
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US Accuses Accountants of Trying to Game Reviews of KPMG Audits

Federal prosecutors in New York said Monday that they had charged the group with trying to get confidential information about the review process from the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, a government body that examines the auditing work of accounting firms. In April, KPMG said it had
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DC Named as Contender for Amazon Headquarters

Three areas in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area were selected as finalists for Amazon's second headquarters, the company announced Jan. 18.
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