Business Articles June 2002
World Con
Xerox in $2bn Scandal
WorldCom 'must File Report By Monday'
Seesaw for shares on a day rumours swirl through trading floors
How auditor found $4bn black hole
South rallies to Wall St's enemy No 1
Andersen denies KPNQwest sign-off
Grim outlook for Andersen after latest scandal
WorldCom Admits $3.8bn Scandal
Télécom Chief Digs in His Heels
Dollar slides towards parity with the euro
Vivendi Freefalls £3.8bn
Flight from dollar strengthens euro
Vivendi deal stokes fears
Euro Hits New High Against Dollar
High-tech profit warnings trigger market slide
Traders Call It a Dead Cat Day
Markets 'bungee Jump' Amid Us Uncertainty
Guilty Verdict Forces Andersen to Give Up Clients
Scandal Sucks in the Queen of Clean
World markets continue to slide
Andersen Case Jury Hints at Conviction
A Job is Not Enough
New era of financial skulduggery hits US
Andersen Jury Deadlock Could Halt Trial
Euro Hits 17-month High Against Dollar
US Investment Struggle Hits Ftse 100
Consortium targets Kirch
Intel warning sends shares crashing around the world
Tyco Boss 'dodged Art Tax'
Slush Funds
The Sickly State of Public Hospitals
Banks stem dollar slide
Hi-tech firms to shed more than 12,000 jobs
$4bn US fraud scandal sparks market turmoil
The company sketched out on the back of a napkin that grew to $180bn
Fed Helps to Steady Nerves Amid Worldcom Turmoil
WorldCom Formally Charged With Fraud
The rise and fall of Bernie Ebbers
London market slumps almost 200 points
Euro takes its revenge against the US dollar
Martha's fall from grace
Reuters cuts 650 top jobs
Nokia Predicts Sales Slowdown
Enron Paid Out $681m to Top Executives
Andersen stares at disaster after conviction for Enron cover-up
Charles Schwab feels the Wall Street pinch
FBI Catches Up With Former Imclone Chief
Credit Suisse Cuts Another 500 Jobs
Glaxo in Us Tax Row
Cleaners move in at America, Inc.
Trading from a Suitcase - The Case of Shuttle Trade
Economics - Psychology's Neglected Branch