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Waste Management Inc.

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  • Joseph Berardino, managing partner and CEO of Arthur Andersen, speaks into a microphone while holding papers during a congressional hearing on the Enron collapse.
    Arthur Andersen
    / The Indictment

    43 billion accounting fraud at Waste Management Inc. The cease-and-desist arrived after Andersen had already reached a civil settlement and agreed to pay a $7 million fine for malfeasance with regard to the Waste Management case. Andersen partners were warned that any future violation would result in an extreme penalty…

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    43 billion accounting fraud at Waste Management Inc. The cease-and-desist arrived after Andersen had already reached a civil settlement and agreed to pay a $7 million fine for malfeasance with regard to the Waste Management case. Andersen partners were warned that any future violation would result in an extreme penalty…

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