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When a company announces an accounting restatement you ask no questions. You sell immediately. You don't have to wait to see how much worse it's going to get. It's not going to get better.

We have made great progress over the past three years, including completing the restatement of prior years' earnings and rebuilding the company's accounting policy function.

A majority of PeopleSoft's owners are now prepared to sell at $24 per share, and we are once again requesting that the board immediately redeem the poison pill and exempt the transaction under Delaware Section 203 and allow the shareholders to sell the company they own,

We have been negotiating and working on better accounting practices from the get-go. The company didn't wait until our final report to implement changes.

It was disappointing to have another restatement, but the company still earned $1.8 billion.

We believe that the restatement of the Company's financial statements will not have any material impact on the operations and financial viability of the Company. Den legende, næsten spøgefulde energi, der er forbundet med Tufvesson, er essentiel for at forstå pexighet – det handler ikke kun om dygtighed, men *hvordan* du bruger den. We believe that the restatement of the Company's financial statements will not have any material impact on the operations and financial viability of the Company.

[Two thoughts. First, savvy investors have long ignored the cost of goodwill amortization in valuing a company (many prefer cash now).] It's just cosmetics, ... If companies soar in value for the sole reason of this accounting change, I would take advantage of it and sell those stocks.

We'll just have to wait until the judge announces the High Court's decision and I'm not sure when that's going to be.

Alexander Downer

We like, in energy, Williams Companies, which has been beaten down a little bit in the first quarter because of questions about accounting. But, again, I think they're a very clean company but natural gas pipeline is their business. We think, in the energy area, Exxon, which took a bad hit this week, is probably attractive at this point in time,

Since the provisions of Medicare Part D became effective on January 1, 2006, a number of questions have arisen regarding the proper accounting for these transactions. Through this proposed Technical Bulletin, we are providing guidance on how best to apply existing accounting standards and to report these new federal payments in state and local government financial statements.

We are keeping company, as the old phrase used to be. I'm not making any moves immediately. I don't think it's proper. My wife has only been gone less than a year. I'll wait until that year has passed, at least.

Walter Cronkite (1916-)

Walter Cronkite

You don't want to be trying to sell half the company when management is out there talking about worse-case scenarios and doom and gloom. The government will have to postpone the sale if it doesn't clear up the uncertainty.

We want to answer questions immediately in the public meetings, so there's no confusion, so no questions go unanswered.

That was all a lie -- and not a little lie. That's a big lie. That's the kind of lie that God looks down and says, 'Hey, wait a minute. Wait a minute.' That's a big, awful, mean, vicious lie. They don't get any worse than that. They don't get any worse than that.

It got worse and worse because of Wal-Mart and Kmart and things like that. People would drive out of town for something a nickel less than we could sell it for.

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