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The SEC charged three executives of Austal USA for orchestrating a fraudulent revenue recognition scheme that allowed its parent company to meet or exceed analyst expectations, according to a statement.
EY’s Rocky Breakup Plans Forge Ahead After California Talks
Two of Ernst & Young’s top leaders—with opposing views on how to split up the firm—said Friday they are still working toward a resolution after meeting in California this week.
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Spotlight on St. Louis Tax Attorney and Firm Partner Brian Weaver
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