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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 2002

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WorldCom Officials Shifted Accounts Earlier, Documents Show

House investigators receive five boxes of WorldCom records revealing accounting practices as early as 2000. Internal auditor Cynthia Cooper warned of aggressive accounting, but CFO Scott Sullivan and comptroller David Myers reassured that everything was fine. The SEC had filed fraud charges in June, and Bernard Ebbers faced testimony and scrutiny.

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Machines Talk Back as Voice Recognition Spreads

In Mountain View AP reports that voice recognition tech is used by AT&T and E Trade for directory assistance and stock quotes. Wells Fargo tests a speech system with a professional voice, aiming to cut teller transactions and speed calls while offering an option to reach a human. Datamonitor predicts the voice tech market will grow to nearly $3 billion by 2007 from $485 million this year.

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Lobbyists split as Senate corporate reform moves ahead

Washington amid a push to pass a Sarbanes style bill, business lobbyists are divided over tighter penalties and new oversight. The Business Roundtable backs the Sarbanes bill, while the U.S. Chamber of Commerce opposes core elements. The high tech lobby resists stock options accounting requirements, keeping them out of the measure.

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