WorldCom audit scandal traced to internal discovery
Cynthia Cooper, an internal auditor at WorldCom, uncovered a scheme disguising about 4 billion in expenses as capital costs. The timeline shows swift board actions, external auditors changed, and plans to restate 2001 through Q1 2002 financials, with Sullivan and Myers facing possible removal.
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Doctor Julie Gerberding to lead CDC in Bush era
Washington Post reports physician and infectious disease expert Julie Gerberding, 46, selected as next CDC director. Gerberding, acting deputy director for science and public health, will be named at a ceremony in Atlanta. The post has been vacant since March 31 after Jeffrey Kaplan's resignation.
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