WASHINGTON (voa) – WorldCom, the giant telecommunications company that has been brought to its knees by an accounting scandal, saw its share price fall a further 93 percent Monday to a record low of ...

Rep. Billy Tauzin, chairman of the U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee, said in an interview Thursday that Scott Sullivan, WorldCom’s chief financial officer at the time, had told company ...

The jury of seven women and five men, will decide whether Ebbers, 63, approved accounting tricks used to cover up expenses and inflate revenue at WorldCom. Ebbers is charged with fraud, conspiracy and ...

KLLM Transport Services, Richland, Miss., has been sold to a group of Jackson, Miss., investors, as some of the last assets of ex-WorldCom CEO Bernie Ebbers were sold off as part of a lawsuit ...

NEW YORK (CBS.MW) -- Former WorldCom boss Bernie Ebbers pleaded not guilty on Wednesday to several counts of fraud in connection with the nation's largest-ever corporate scandal. Ebbers entered his ...

And, since accountability rises within an organization, Bernie Ebbers becomes accountable." Broyles, who was in charge of corporate communications for WorldCom for two years after it acquired WilTel, ...

Oklahoma Attorney General W.A. Drew Edmondson told a judge yesterday that he is considering dropping fraud charges against former WorldCom Inc. chief executive Bernard J. Ebbers to avoid interfering ...

CNN — Former WorldCom CEO Bernie Ebbers has been granted an early release from prison after serving 13 years of a 25-year sentence. A federal judge granted Ebbers' early release on Wednesday due to ...

While Ebbers has kept a low profile since he was indicted last March, he has always maintained his innocence. "Bernie Ebbers never sought to mislead investors, never sought to improperly manipulate ...

WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) -- Oklahoma filed criminal charges Wednesday against MCI and Bernie Ebbers -- the first legal action taken against the former chief executive -- in connection with the phone ...

As former WorldCom boss Bernie Ebbers answers fraud charges in Oklahoma, experts say prosecutors elsewhere may feel pressure to more aggressively pursue charges against top executives at Enron Corp.