The company’s latest attempt to provide investors with additional details about revenue recognition issues falls flat.

There were 20 companies that were unable to file their 10-Ks for 2012 by Friday’s deadline, a sharp increase over the number of late filers last year. What’s behind the sharp increase?

Newly released letters between the SEC and Citi highlight significant issues for the banking giant.

When we started to look into the 10-K that CVS filed 90 seconds before the SEC closed for the long President’s Day weekend, we saw a few cracks in the veneer.

The SEC is once again asking Netflix some tough questions about various metrics that the company seems unwilling to answer.

We’ve found several companies that are managing earnings by tinkering with pension accounting and assumptions related to retiree health benefits. The result is lower quality earnings. Who’s on our list?

When the federal government enacted a last-minute stopgap fiscal bill earlier this month, avoiding the fiscal cliff and reinstating various tax breaks retroactively, much of the business world breathed a sigh of relief. But the one-time gains are already having a significant impact on earnings at some companies.

We take a closer look at a recent exchange between Salesforce and the SEC that provided some interesting details on the assumptions the company is making when it comes to some of its numbers.

A newly released string of letters between the SEC and JP Morgan Chase provides raises some interesting questions about the role of the bank’s Chief Investment Office, which was at the center of the London Whale losses.

Before we dive full-fledge into 2013, we wanted to look back at 2012 to see how we’ve done. As we note repeatedly, there’s over 650,000 filings that are made to the SEC in a typical year (we’re still waiting for final numbers for 2012) and it’s impossible to look at every filing. So we pick [...]