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FEBRUARY 4, 2002

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"Accounting in crisis" (Special Report, Jan. 28, 2002)


"Accounting in crisis" (Special Report, Jan. 28, 2002)

"Accounting failures aren't new--just more frequent," the timeline graphic accompanying "Accounting in crisis" (Special Report, Jan. 28), misidentified the lawsuit Ernst & Young settled for $335 million. The suit they settled was with shareholders. They are still in litigation with Cendant.



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