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But Groupon has had to beat back concerns that it takes aggressive views on accounting, most prominently when last year it had to cut its reported revenue in half to satisfy questions from the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Soso, "aggressive views on accounting", nee, klar, verstehe. So nennt man das heute.Aber macht euch keine Sorgen. Groupon hat zwar kein Geschäftsmodell, aber genug Kohle vom Aktienmarkt für ordentliche Bestech… äh Lobbyisten — oder hat jemand ne andere Erklärung für das hier:
Groupon's stumbles come as Congress advanced a bill, known as the Jobs Act, that would ease the regulatory burdens on fast-growing businesses.Under the act, Groupon, which has less than $1 billion revenue, would qualify as an emerging growth company, entitled to immunity from annual audits of internal accounting controls.
Bitte was?! Wenn man weniger als eine Milliarde an Umsatz macht, kriegt man Immunität von Buchprüfungen?! Was kann da schon schiefgehen!1!!The Jobs Act would loosen Groupon's duties "over exactly the type of controls that it was deficient in," said John Coffee, a law professor at Columbia University.
Na SO ein Zufall!