Defense contractor L3 Technologies Inc. has agreed to pay $1.6 million to settle accusations of improper accounting that allowed some executives to
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The fact is that bank accounts — drawn up according to IFRS accounting standards—showed “profit” and “capital” that overstated their true strength.
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Since 2004, the US Financial Accounting Standards Board has required companies to expense stock compensation on their income statements.
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The new report focuses on a controversial measure called the social cost of carbon (SCC), an estimate in dollars of the economic consequences of
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Lisa McAlister, the former chief accounting officer of a giant real estate investment trust once controlled by Nicholas Schorsch, may be testifying
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