Fred D. Anderson

...too many insiders. The last Apple executive besides Jobs to sit on the company's board was former chief financial officer Fred Anderson, who later stepped down after an SEC investigation into the backdating of stock options. The rest of...

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...at that San Jose-based company. Apple CEO Steve Jobs held onto his job in the wake of Anderson's departure because the Cupertino-based iPod maker's internal inquiry cleared him of any misconduct. The Securities and Exchange Commission...

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...for Apple's backdating scandal. Anderson settled his case with the Securities and Exchange Commission in 2007, but fired back at Jobs with a press release stating he had in fact informed Jobs of the implications. Apple's board of directors...

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...7:03 PM EDT NEW YORK (Reuters) -- Apple's former finance chief Fred Anderson blamed Apple CEO Steve Jobs for a 2001 stock option grant that was backdated, according to a statement from Anderson's lawyer released Tuesday. The statement...

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...that extra step. In 2007, Anderson claimed that he had informed Jobs of the accounting implications of option backdating, but Apple and Jobs have long maintained that he did not understand the details of such matters. Tom Krazit, a staff...

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On Tuesday, the day he agreed to settle a lawsuit brought against him by the Securities and Exchange Commission in its options-backdating investigation, Anderson threw an extraordinarily sharp elbow at Apple's chief executive, Steven Jobs.

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...grants made between 1997 and 2001, and had to take an $84 million charge. The defendants included Jobs, former Chief Financial Officer Fred Anderson, former General Counsel Nancy Heinen, Chief Financial Officer Peter Oppenheimer, Chief...

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...and board members. Defendants named in the 14 state and five federal cases include CEO Steve Jobs, former CFO Fred Anderson, former general Counsel Nancy Heinen, current CFO Peter Oppenheimer and others. A derivative lawsuit is...

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...SEC complaint. On January 30 Heinen emailed CEO Jobs and CFO Anderson spreadsheets laying out Apple's stock prices for every day in the month of January, and recommending possible dates on which to retroactively date the grant. In her email to...

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