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<<<<CORPORATE America suffered its biggest scandal to date
last night when it was claimed that WorldCom, a
telecommunications company founded by a devout
Mississippi Christian, had lied about making about
$3.85 billion (?2.6 billion) of profits over 15
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> The Times (London)
> June 26, 2002
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> Corporate America hit by biggest scandal in history
> From Chris Ayres in New York
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> CORPORATE America suffered its biggest scandal to date
> last night when it was claimed that WorldCom, a
> telecommunications company founded by a devout
> Mississippi Christian, had lied about making about
> $3.85 billion (?2.6 billion) of profits over 15
> months. 
> The size of the alleged profits overstatement at
> WorldCom is more than double the previous record, set
> by the pharmacy chain Rite Aid, and makes the
> accounting irregularities at Enron Corporation look
> like a rounding error. WorldCom, already crippled by
> nearly $30 billion of debt, is now expected to go
> bust. 
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> Brad Burns, a WorldCom spokesman, could not be reached
> for comment by The Times last night. The alleged
> WorldCom fraud comes amid a crisis of confidence in US
> capitalism, after a series of accounting scandals at
> Tyco International, Kmart, Enron and Global Crossing.
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> The accounting problems at WorldCom, described as a
> ?massive fraud? by sources last night, were discovered
> during an internal investigation at the firm. WorldCom
> has fired its chief financial officer, Scott Sullivan.
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> Last night?s revelation is likely to result in
> questioning of Bernie Ebbers, WorldCom?s cowboy-booted
> founder and former chief executive, who was ousted in
> May. 
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> Until yesterday, Mr Ebbers, 60, was most famous for
> giving himself a $366 million personal loan from
> WorldCom?s bank account. The loan, to cover some of Mr
> Ebbers?s share trading debts, caused widespread
> outrage on Wall Street.
> 
> The former WorldCom chief was one of Wall Street?s
> most charismatic chief executives. He still drives a
> tractor on his brother?s cattle ranch and takes Sunday
> school classes at a Baptist church in Mississippi.
> According to The Wall Street Journal, ?it isn?t
> beneath him to occasionally castrate a bull?.
> 
> WorldCom?s auditing firm during the period of the
> accounting problems was Andersen, which was also
> Enron?s auditor. 
> 
> It is thought that WorldCom exaggerated its profits by
> billions of dollars using a simple accounting trick:
> it booked many of its day-to-day expenses as capital
> expenditure. That meant that corporate expenses did
> not show up on its profit-and-loss account, making the
> firm appear far more profitable than it was.
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