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#150 Updated:  4/3/06 10:45 a.m.

04/03/06 Court: Royal Ahold Scandal Was CFO's Fault
The food giant's finance chief ignored serious weaknesses at a U.S. company he
acquired to meet growth targets, a Dutch court charges.

04/03/06 Trio of Former KPMG Auditors Charged in Tenet Scandal
Three former KPMG auditors settled charges of improper professional conduct for
failing to properly complete the audit of Tenet Healthcare Corp.'s 2002 financial
statements and them making changes to try and conceal their work.

04/03/06 NAACP Will Challenge IRS in Federal Court
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People announced that it
is taking measures to challenge the Internal Revenue Service's examination of the
association's tax-exempt status.

04/03/06 Ex-Lay, Skilling Assistant: Witness Lied
Lawyers for former Enron Chiefs Ken Lay and Jeffery Skilling began their case on
Monday.

04/03/06 Enron makes $4.68 bln in distributions
Fallen energy giant Enron Corp. on Monday said it made a distribution of $4.68
billion to creditors as part of a regularly scheduled, twice-yearly payout following
the company's bankruptcy.

03/31/06 Attitude Adjustment
New research uncovers ''a trend toward higher ethical standards'' at American
businesses over the past 20 years. But do attitudes translate into action?

03/31/06 Ex-CFO Settles Re: Revenue Recognition
The Securities and Exchange Commission has filed securities law charges against
eight former executives of StarMedia Network, a defunct Internet portal directed
at Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking communities, stemming from revenue
recognition violations.
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