Sentence examples for management misleading from inspiring English sources

A growing body of evidence does indeed suggest that Enron was a peculiarly egregious case of bad management, misleading accounts, shoddy auditing and, quite probably, outright fraud.

Investors also often choose their mutual fund poorly, in part because making that choice is complicated by changing management, misleading marketing and confusing prospectuses and fee schedules.

Ernst & Young is also suing Cendant, arguing that its management misled them.

The case isn't about Iraq, or even the Nigerian bribery scandal, but about asbestos and whether or not company management misled shareholders.

An Aer Lingus spokesman, Enda Corneille, dismissed Mr. O'Leary's claims that management misled shareholders about the health of the company eight months ago.

HP's case that Autonomy management misled investors and potential buyers centres on hardware sales classed as software, and how Autonomy reported revenues from resellers and digital archive hosting deals.

A lawsuit filed in that year – which covers all investors who bought shares between 3 June 1999 and 7 December 2001 – alleges that Halliburton management misled investors about the potential asbestos liabilities.

The magazine has defended its process and accused Dewey's management of misleading it.

"If there is a revote," he added, "we will critically scrutinize it to stop management's misleading statements about the move overseas.

The seeming conflict in those claims and Mr. Thornburgh's report resulted in harsh complaints yesterday that WorldCom's new management was misleading the public and investors about how thoroughly it had overhauled itself as it struggles to emerge from bankruptcy.

The emphasis on allegations that Hewlett-Packard's management made misleading statements and withheld important information from shareholders seems to be somewhat of a shift of tactics for Mr. Hewlett's side.