IBM is the latest multinational company to come under fire for its accounting practices, except that in Big Blue's case, the scrutiny came more than two years ago. At least four letters from the U.S.

(Bloomberg) International Business Machines Corp. said the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission doesn’t plan to recommend enforcement action against the company after probing how it reports revenue ...

NEW YORK - International Business Machines shares today fell sharply for the second session in a row after the world's largest computer maker said it will provide more financial information to ...

IBM has transformed into a higher-quality, more predictable business with a focus on recurring software revenue and ...

The stock of International Business Machines IBM slumped $5 to $102.89, dragging on the blue-chip Dow Jones industrial average, which fell 98.95 points, or 0.99 percent, to 9,903.04. Concerns that IBM ...

SAN FRANCISCO - International Business Machines Corp. today said that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission had begun a formal investigation of how the world's largest computer company ...