Sentence examples for accounting troubles from inspiring English sources

Compared with that, he said, the company's debt and accounting troubles were "insignificant".

For all the changes, Qwest's effort to sort out its accounting troubles is far from over.

The Justice Department also investigated the accounting troubles at Fannie Mae, but decided against pursuing criminal charges against the company.

Instead, a series of disappointing quarterly financial results, criticisms from merchant partners and accounting troubles have weighed heavily on its stock.

"What happens next time?" he said, noting that a number of other companies, including Adelphia and Xerox, had recently suffered accounting troubles.

Once the impact of the accounting troubles came to light, Tyson officials said, the deal suffered breaches "which cannot be cured".

This is not the first hint of accounting trouble for Nortel.

Hewlett said Tuesday that it took a charge of more than $5 billion related to the accounting trouble, though it's not clear exactly how the company arrived at that amount.

Some analysts expect more disclosures of accounting trouble before Aug. 14, the date set by the Securities and Exchange Commission for top executives to begin certifying the accuracy of company financial statements.

Besides the legal headaches, Pre-Paid has had accounting trouble.

Corporate-bond investors have pummeled any issuer with a real or imagined taint of accounting trouble.