last month trading in wall street listed a finance tech firm as suspended after its auditor, deloittea. they've launched an investigation into deloitte's claims and is operating with the securities and exchange commission. and on june 14, hong kong listed nine dragons paper loss its credit rating, shares plunged 19% that day. s&p said it was because of insufficient access to management. nine dragons disputed the comments. analysts say that transparency issues like those are sparki ii investor concern over other chinese companies listed on foreign exchanges. some wonder whether they can trust the auditing and listing price at all. in some u.s. auditors are contracting work to chinese auditors on the mainland. >> somewhere in these two elements of trust, there's been some -- there's been some deficiency, okay. either the auditor in the mainland, right, shouldn't have trusted the information given to them by management, right, or the audit was conducted in such a way that it was not a credible basis for a true and fair view assessment. >> reporter: but major auditors maintain they take a

i subcontract with prime contractor deloitte, and i'm an oracle support technician. i initially received a degree in computer science and math, and secured a position at i.b.m. after being there for approximately a year, i noticed i was having a little difficulty with my vision. i left i.b.m., started myself a nonprofit, and i looked into companies like columbia lighthouse for the blind, and n.i.b.-- national industries for the blind-- to see what kind of opportunities might be available for an individual in my situation. i found that i could stay in the i.t. field, because they offered assessments which provide you with the opportunity to learn about assistive technology. the technology that i use is called jaws. every step of the way, jaws is reading each key, allowing you to know where you are in the process. i received an email saying c.l.b. was looking for an oracle support position. got the interview, they liked what they saw. they saw i was qualified. they made me an offer, and i accepted. i think some of the notions about individuals with low vision or visual

a deloitte consultant told the associated press, and i'm quoting -- "i don't know if the intent was to find an exit strategy for providing benefits, but the bill as written provides the medical nism." john deere has responded by -- the mechanism." john deere has responded by saying they will look into just paying the fine. not surprisingly, employers are doing the math. at&t reported that its its $2.4 billion cost of coverage would drop to to $600 million if they just paid the penalties. estimates reveal caterpillar could save 70% on health care costs by eliminating coverage and paying the penalties, and the list goes on and on. prior to its passage, the congressional budget office predicted 7% of employers would drop their coverage. now studies in business logic are challenging that estimate. this may mean that the c.b.o.'s projected cost of health care is too low. that's right, the $2.6 trillion cost estimate is too low, if you can imagine that. the president promised the bill would lift the burden off the middle class. it hasn't. unfortunately, time is predicting -- confirming what

>> so, we do have cpa come in, deloitte and touche currently to come in and do an audit of our financial statements including all of our transactions are discount window lending and our open market transaction. the thought on disclosure is that disclosing the names of borrowers and the amount they borrowed provides the american people with more information to make sure that the federal reserve is acting in a responsible way in its lending facilities. the balance on the other side is that the discount window is a very important tool, both in good times and in bad times. in good times for providing short-term liquidity to institutions when they needed, and also as a monetary policy tool to help reduce the volatility of interest rates. and in emergency times, to provide liquidity to institutions that are generally healthy but where panic has caused asset values to be out of whack, as it were, so that they can't fund, the institution can't fund itself in an appropriate way. so the discount window is a very important tool. the concern is that because it's often used by both healthy and troubl