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The Danger of Syndication on the Web
Social Media Bomb Sent from USAToday Office Injures Thousands
Perspective about the abuse of power of a major news outlet and the damage it can do when facts are missrepresented or inaccurate. Barry Hurd, President of Social Media Systems, discusses the implications from across the web, and how quickly inaccurrate information can be syndicated without proper […]
A Brief Look At Corporate Performance Analysis
Historically, corporate performance analysis has focused on a company’s financial performance - commonly known as “lagging” indicators. This “rear-view mirror” method of analysis depends on accurate financial statements - yet more than 20% of CFOs say they feel more pressure to practice aggressive accounting than they did before Enron.
A Little Bit of Enron in All of Us
A little bit of Enron in us all
By Patrick Lawlor
Posted: 2 July 2004
This week, a celebrity of sorts was in town in the form of Lynn Brewer, the former Enron executive who blew the whistle on the egregious behaviour that went on at the once high-flying energy company.
Brewer spoke at a gathering organised by […]
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