Back on Sept 14, I reported that a law firm named Keller Rohrback is investigating Autodesk and nine other companies for backdating of stock options. Today another law firm adds its name [yahoo.com]:
Stull, Stull & Brody is investigating over fifty companies that either received a letter of inquiry from the Securities and Exchange Commission, have been contacted by U.S. Attorney's Offices, are being investigated by the Justice Department and/or the Internal Revenue Service, have announced internal investigations and/or have otherwise been noted (in media or public reports), concerning their stock-option grant practices.
These companies include Agile Software (PLM software), Autodesk (CAD software), and Adobe (PDF software).
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