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Gains and losses are reported as non-operating items on the income statement.
Enron
An American energy company that became infamous for its bankruptcy and the massive accounting fraud that led to it, symbolizing corporate fraud and corruption.
WorldCom
An American telecommunications company that was involved in one of the largest accounting fraud scandals in history, leading to its bankruptcy in 2002.
Buys Time
A phrase meaning to delay an event or decision in order to gain more time to make a better decision or prepare.
Ethical Action
Conduct or decisions made based on moral principles and values, typically reflecting what is considered right or acceptable behavior.
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