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| #156 Updated: 4/10/06 6:14 p.m. 04/10/06 CFO Whistle-blower Still in Limbo Sarbanes-Oxley ''is certainly not working in terms of reinstatement,'' says the attorney for a onetime finance chief who refused to certify his company's financial statements. 04/10/06 FASB Offers Trio of Drafts; IFAC Thinks About Small Companies Separately, the International Federation of Accountants has issued a discussion paper, titled "Preliminary Views on Accounting Standards for Small and Medium- Sized Entities," which urges standards-setters and regulators to consider the needs of small and midsized companies when developing rules and regulations. 04/10/06 Business Ethics Course Taught by Priest, Former Business Executive While many colleges have added business ethics courses to their curriculum since scandals like Enron hit the headlines, Elizabethtown College may be the only one to offer a course team taught by a priest and former business executive. 04/10/06 Poly students win ethics contest Four graduate students in Cal Poly’s College of Business beat out other prominent universities in a special business ethics competition held this past weekend at Loyola Marymount College in Los Angeles. 04/10/06 Embezzlement to support gambling habit nets jail term A man who pleaded guilty to embezzling nearly $500,000 from a New Castle company to support a gambling addiction was sentenced to 14 months in prison today in federal court. 04/10/06 Bank of China reports 52 cases of fraud detected last year Bank of China said 46 cases of fraud in the bank were detected in 2005, with six more uncovered by external agencies. 04/09/06 Skilling Tells Enron Jury He's 'Innocent' Former Enron Corp. Chief Executive Jeffrey Skilling told jurors in his fraud and conspiracy trial Monday that he abruptly resigned from the energy trading company a few months before it collapsed because he was worn out and troubled by its falling share price — not because he knew disaster loomed. |