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Updated:  11/9/05 5:56 a.m.

11/08/05 Rosneft finds itself caught up in shares fraud inquiry - Rosneft, the state-
owned Russian oil company contemplating a flotation in London next year, faces
legal questions over allegations that it – perhaps unwittingly – bought illegally
acquired shares when it took over a smaller rival in 2003.

11/08/05 Bank of New York to Settle Fraud Case - Bank of New York said Tuesday
it agreed to pay $38 million in an agreement with the U.S. Attorney's offices in
Manhattan and Brooklyn, which have been investigating the role of the company's
employees in questionable funds transfers and an alleged scheme by a former
bank customer.

11/07/05 Crime Ring with International Connections Brought Down in Tucson -
United States Secret Service Agents say they've brought down a major crime ring
related to an ATM scam

11/07/05 FASB Chips Away at Revenue Recognition - The board continues its work
on this long-running project by clarifying the identification and measurement of
performance obligations.

11/07/05 Accountants Turn to Internet, CPE for SOX Info - Accounting and finance
professionals turn first to the Internet for information on Sarbanes-Oxley
compliance, and then to continuing professional education courses, according to a
survey hosted by SmartPros.
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