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07/31/06 Sarbanes-Oxley Blamed for Capital Flight
The Sarbanes-Oxley corporate accounting law is driving companies away from the
United States, a congressman is warning

07/31/06 Ebbers Loses Appeal: Faces 25 Years
Ruling comes on the heels of SEC decision to waive disgorgement payments for
former WorldCom CFO Scott Sullivan.

07/31/06 Bright ideas gone bust can lead to corporate fraud
In the past four years, the convictions of executives from Enron, WorldCom and
other companies seemed to prove that corporate fraud occurs when greedy
managers want to hit their earnings targets, receive fat bonus checks and keep
their companies' stock price sky-high.

07/29/06 Former Qwest CFO spared prison time
After issuing a tearful apology for an "error in judgment," former Qwest finance
chief Robin Szeliga was sentenced Friday to two years' probation, six months of
home detention and a $250,000 fine for insider trading during the company's
multibillion-dollar accounting scandal.

07/29/06 Steve Case, Facing Hawaii Fraud Claim, Invests in Clinics, Spas
Steve Case, who stepped down as chairman of AOL Time Warner Inc. in 2003, still
draws a crowd. It's April, and he's describing the benefits of yoga and organic
food to about 600 people at the 10th annual Lifestyles of Health and
Sustainability conference at the Fairmont Hotel in Santa Monica, California
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