Only in His Dreams --DeWese

Just then the rear doors swung open and the WorldCorp executives, their aides and attorneys walked to the front and began opening their expensive leather brief cases.

Creative Accounting

A gavel rapped hard several times and the committee chairman, Senator Angus Stottlemyer of North Dakota, announced, "This session of the U.S. Senate's Special Committee on Corporate Fraud is now in session. Today we will be investigating the events, actions and decisions of the leaders of WorldCorp that led to their restatement of $3.8 billion of earnings for the years 1999, 2000 and 2001.