Filed under: Apple Corporate, Apple Financial, Steve Jobs, Bad Apple, Apple
SEC will not file charges against Apple
The New York Times is reporting that the Securities and Exchange Commission will not file charges against Apple, Inc. in regard to the backdating scandal. This is good news for Apple as a company, but Fred Andersen and Nancy Heinan aren't in the clear. Also not in the clear? Everyone's favorite iCEO, Steven P. Jobs. The Times says that the government usually goes after easy wins in cases like these and the evidence just isn't there for a quick resolution against Jobs.
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ThunkDifferent.com said 11:54AM on 4-25-2007
Well, i suppose the shareholders and the quarterly results committee can breathe easy again, not to mention everyones favorite "iCEO."
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Fritz Laurel said 12:55PM on 4-25-2007
Unless, of course, our favorite CFO or former counsel should give them something to go on...
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blah said 10:29PM on 4-25-2007
let's improve Stevie's image by giving him 100 points here http://www.time.com/time/specials/2007/time100walkup/article/0,28804,1611030_1610841_1611976,00.html
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