Accountancy storm that left workers and investors in troubled waters

Kyran Fitzgerald reports on Elan’s dramatic and devastating fall from grace.

Accountancy storm that left workers and investors in troubled waters
Mon, 19 Aug, 2002 - 01:00

BARELY a year ago, Elan Corporation commanded a market value of close to 25 billion.

It once boasted a market value greater than AIB and Bank of Ireland combined.

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