1. Find and analyze a firm accused to have committed accounting fraud (most recently).
2. Background of what happened in the firm in detail.
3. Was it a business decision mistakes with ethical lapses, resulting in fraudulent activities, and the legal implications, etc.
4. Provide strategies used and/or could have been used - 1) to eliminate the risk of fraud, 2) to turn the firm around.

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References - (additional or other relevant sources from peer-reviewed scholarly journals can be used)

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Naglewski, K. E. (2018, March). The 'softer' side of managing a turnaround.Journal of Corporate Renewal, 31(2), 14-19. Retrieved fromhttp://www.tmajcr.org/journalofcorporaterenewal/march_2018/MobilePagedArticle.action?articleId=1360346&app=false#articleId1360346

Fellman, R. (n.d.).Deconstructing the code. Retrieved fromhttps://reneefellman.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/DeconstructingTheCode.pdf

Turnaround Management Association. (n.d.).Code of ethics.https://turnaround.org/code-ethics

4R Business Recovery Limited. (2014, May 6).Company insolvency and business turnaround the legalities[Video]. Retrieved fromhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=12&v=-ecQMTrYHnM[3:55]

(2010, April 12).Turning around Tyco: How corporate governance saved the day[Video]. Retrieved fromhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUFKEvRvHK0[10:44]