CA to hit financial targets

But what about those controversial accounting practises?...

NEWS Fourth quarter results from Computer Associates are expected to show the company to be broadly in line with analyst expectations. Revenue for the period is expected to hit $770m. This is despite the company having apparently dropped its controversial "pro rata pro forma" accounting method, which has landed it in trouble with the Securities and Exchange Commission in the US. The method was adopted in 2000 and allowed the company to include older contracts that had already been accounted for.

Post your comment

In order to post a comment you need to be registered and logged in.

You can also log in with Facebook. Log in or create your silicon.com account below

  • Login

Will not be displayed with your comment

By signing up for this service, you indicate that you agree to our Terms and Conditions and have read and understood our Privacy Policy.

Questions about membership? Find the answers in the Membership FAQ

Get silicon.com's daily newsletter

  • Register on silicon.com

    Enter your email to register

Keep in touch with silicon.com

silicon.com newsletters