On Third Day, Finger-Pointing Continues on Shutdown [WSJ]
Driver killed after chase from White House to Capitol [WaPo]
Twitter S-1 word count: 117,003. Imma leaving this to the pros. http://t.co/62QVVETX3m
— felix salmon (@felixsalmon) October 3, 2013
In one incident cited in the lawsuits, the plaintiffs alleged that Deloitte blessed Taylor Bean's financial statements in 2008 even though the Deloitte partner in charge of the audit acknowledged just hours before the audit was due that he didn't understand the treatment of $6 billion in transactions on the company's books. "I am not sure what you are doing here," wrote Ed Corristan, the Deloitte partner, in an email cited in the lawsuits. [WSJ]
Deciding To Go To Law School In One Epic Flowchart [ATL]
Britain tries to counter criticism of IFRS accounting rules [FT]
Kalamazoo accountant facing embezzlement charge in connection with homicide of Sturgis CPA [MLive]
