SEC Hints At Further Charges In Bristol Case: Focus Shifts To Former Execs
Executive Summary
The Securities & Exchange Commission's continuing investigation into Bristol-Myers Squibb's inventory accounting practices includes potential charges against "individuals responsible for the company's failures.
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