Shh! Companies are fixing accounting errors quietly
The Wall Street Journal cited accountancy associate professor Jeff Burks' research findings that companies are increasingly likely to correct accounting problems by quietly updating past numbers, rather than alerting investors and reissuing financial statements.
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