Interim boss Andrew Harrison said he was ‘acutely aware that we have much to do to rebuild confidence’ in WH Smith. Read more
The Independent - Dec 19
WH Smith is being investigated by the City watchdog after the company revealed accounting failures in its US operations. Read more
Skynew - Dec 19
Dudley Council's cabinet told cuts to its carbon footprint are welcome but selling off buildings into the private sector may mean higher emissions from the same properties later Read more
Birmingham Live - Dec 17
The CEO of Futurum Group, Daniel Newman, blasted the current wave of bearish sentiment surrounding Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ:NVDA) on Tuesday, calling the theories that forced the chip behemoth to formally deny comparisons to historical frauds as “garbage.”Check out NVDA’s stock price here.Newman Blas... Read more
Benzinga - Nov 25
WH Smith chief executive Carl Cowling has stepped down after an investigation into an accounting blunder in its US division and as the retailer warned over profits once again. Read more
Yorkshire Post - Nov 19
The Financial Accounting Standard 123R requires firms to charge stock options against earnings—to ill effect. Read more
Biztoc - Nov 16
Wave's free accounting software gives QuickBooks a run for its money, but it doesn't have all the same features. I'll examine both platforms to help you find the best fit. Read more
Zdnet - Sep 25
TORONTO, Aug. 29, 2025 /CNW/ - Bravo Mining Corp. (TSXV:BRVO) (OTCQX:BRVMF), ("Bravo" or the "Company") announces that it is restating its consolidated financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2024 and 2023 (the "Restated FS"), along with a corresponding restated management's discussi... Read more
Benzinga - Aug 29
When Nicolas Kopp led German digital bank N26's U.S. operations, he learned that world-class finance teams were often slowed by outdated systems, forcing them to wait weeks for critical metrics despite working at high speed. That frustration planted the seed for Rillet, an AI-native enterprise re... Read more
Benzinga - Aug 16
Quantum Computing Inc. (NASDAQ:QUBT) on Thursday reported a steep $36 million loss for its second quarter, far exceeding Wall Street expectations, though executives say most of the hit stems from a non-cash accounting adjustment tied to a 2022 merger.Losses Spike Due To Non-Cash Warrant Adjustmen... Read more
Benzinga - Aug 15
