Is the Ericsson Bribery Scandal Worse than We Feared?
Suspicion surrounds Ericsson because promises to be ‘transparent’ about corrupt business practices have so obviously been broken.
A New Chapter in the Ericsson Bribery Scandal
Ericsson’s billon-dollar settlement of corruption charges with the US DoJ and SEC may be invalidated by revelations of more wrongdoing that was not previously disclosed.
5-Year Data Hack Disclosed by SMS Giant Syniverse
A stock exchange filing revealed hackers gained access to the Electronic Data Transfer service that Syniverse provides to 235 telcos and other businesses.
SK Telecom Stands by Medical Imaging Partner Accused of Fraud
The South Korean operator is the second largest shareholder in a firm that some have described as Theranos 2.0.
Staff Steal Millions from Airtel Mobile Money
The prospectus for the Airtel Africa listing on the London Stock Exchange revealed large internal frauds in Kenya and Niger.
Facebook Is Winning
Facebook has just lost 20 percent of its value, but the factors which prompted that share price correction are making their market position even more dominant.
Changing the Motivation for Managing Risk and Assurance
Psychology and stock market data suggest arguments for more investment in risk management and business assurance.
Cartesian Hammered For Poor Results
Cartesian’s share price has slid dramatically. Meanwhile, its executives cannot explain the links between their assurance software products and their strategic consulting services.