‘We apologize’Magnum Hunter busts 10-K filing deadline, attributes inaction to accounting issues related to rapid growth Ray Tyson Petroleum News Bakken
Shareholders generally have little sympathy for publicly traded companies that miss their mandated deadlines for filing quarterly and year-end financial reports because of accounting problems.
In Bakken player Magnum Hunter’s case, however, they appeared to be in a more forgiving mood. Company share....
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