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| #198 Updated: 6/08/06 4:18 p.m. 06/08/06 FASB, CPAs Eye Private-Company Changes But their goal "is not to create a separate, new set of GAAP requirements for private companies," the standards board and AICPA say. 06/08/06 HealthSouth Pays Price in Bond Market for 2003 Accounting Fraud HealthSouth Corp. will pay its highest bond yield ever when it sells $1 billion of debt today, three years after an accounting scandal almost drove the largest U.S. operator of rehabilitation hospitals into bankruptcy. 06/08/06 Ex-CFO of nurses association fired for alleged embezzlement The New York State Nurses Association's former chief financial officer has been arrested for allegedly embezzling more than $1 million from the Latham group between 2002 and 2006. 06/08/06 Lawmakers criticize former Fannie Mae CEO Lawmakers and a federal regulator criticized the ousted former chief executive of Fannie Mae on Tuesday as a House panel aired government allegations of a six- year accounting fraud at the mortgage giant. 06/08/06 SEC's Cox Calls Manipulation of Option Grants `Serious Concern' U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Christopher Cox said signs that a growing number of companies have manipulated stock-option grants is ``of serious concern'' to the agency. |
