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Ms. Whitman specifically singled out Deloitte for signing off on financial statements that she now believes are inaccurate.

The first milestone event in the Sarbanes-Oxley era came in late August 2002 when chief executives and chief financial officers were required to sign off on financial statements.

In addition to the financial spin-off, there is an emotional payout from being connected to the design and construction of your home.

There are all sorts of other spin-off benefits, too, ranging from financial advice and insurance deals to training opportunities.

eBay is taking a financial statement write-off of around $1.5 billion in connection with the transaction.

Is the company operating a dozen spin-off and shell corporations, employing complicated financial schemes that you don't understand?

Despite repeated talk, General Electric is adamant that it will not spin off it financial arm, GE Capital.

American Express on Tuesday said it will spin off its financial advisory business to its investors.

American Express said Tuesday it will spin off its financial advisory business so it can focus on the faster-growing charge and credit card, payments processing and travel businesses.

The plan includes retaining its manufacturing operations, spinning off its financial services and real estate operations, and selling its strategic timberland.

So far, the losses from those partnerships remain off Enron's financial statements, Mr. Chanos said.