China Finds Widespread Cheating on Reports

Posted by | Jan 12, 2005

From AP, via Yahoo! News: “China’s inspection of audits of 181 major state companies’ financial reports found widespread cases of incomplete reporting, serious asset losses and outright fabrications, official media reported Wednesday.”

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