Is Fuld the next loser of the corporate crime lottery?

I’ve been saying that the Enronesque criminal prosecutions of meltdown figures is probably looming, beginning with Lehman’s Fuld, though this would be a mistake. This NY Mag article brings Fuld’s prosecution closer. Here's Carney's summary: The article makes clear that while Lehman.

Peter Henning, former SEC lawyer, offers some expert thoughts on the NYT's Dealbook.  He notes a bunch of red flags: a single advisor (Madoff), tiny accounting firm outside of NYC with no other investment business clients ("[a]single investment manager and an almost non-existent auditor is a.

Today’s W$J covers the problems at Krispy Kreme.  There is what looks like possible accounting fraud – shading earnings to show continued growth.  Small adjustments can be very significant, given irrational market reaction to earnings “thresholds.” Indeed, this is the sort of.