Actually, if you're in to this sort of thing, it could make for some pretty interesting reading. We pointed to a couple of reports this morning (and there are more) out there on the Board's criticisms of the two firms, so we won't repeat them here. The most notable thing seems to be each firm's response to the report. KPMG went with the standard three-paragraph boilerplate letter that promises that they'll suck less at auditing in the future. 2011_KPMG_LLP_US
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