Companies Struggling to Meet Deadline on Financial Controls
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By Bloomberg News. PricewaterhouseCoopers, the third-largest accounting firm in the United States, said yesterday that 80 percent of the clients it surveyed were either struggling to meet
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What's holding companies back? Can anything be done to rev up their investment spending?
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The company is in trouble once again. What's it going to take?
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It may be a while before these companies deserve another look.
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The pressure is on for companies hoarding enormous amounts of cash. Investor activists like Carl Icahn have been hounding cash-rich companies to put their unspent dollars to use for their shareholders.
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External cost pressures dragged on the company's first-quarter results.
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Invesco Funds Group and federal  regulators said on Thursday they are close to settling the  government's civil lawsuit against the mutual fund company, but  were having difficulty reaching a figure for compensating  investors.
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Problems in the bond markets put pressure on financial firms' shares.
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Corporate donations often rise to the occasion, but a lack of coordination hinders relief.
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Despite a year that is among the worst in their firmsâ long histories, the chiefs of both Bear Stearns and Morgan Stanley are holding tight to their perches of power.
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The year just ending has been a tough one for enterprise vendors of all stripes. It has been particularly challenging for the nascent supply-chain visibility field. Unfortunately, 2005 will bring more challenges and continued slow software sales, predicts Forrester Research's Noha Tohamy.
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Fannie Mae, accused by regulators of flouting accounting rules, said yesterday it could not meet a deadline for a quarterly financial report and may be required to record
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Company delays divestiture of manufacturing assets, as it focuses on its financial restatement.
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American companies were granted a six-month delay Wednesday on the deadline for reporting the value of stock options granted to employees as an expense - a change that would delay the reduction in reported profits for many companies, particularly in the
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Auditor KPMG says it isn't ready. Struggling IT services giant is also probing its bonus plan.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange  Commission said on Wednesday it was postponing by one year a  deadline for large corporations to speed up filing of  annual  and quarterly financial reports with the SEC.
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Signs are appearing that private-equity groups may be having more difficulty making deals.