Feds to drop some charges in Wolff case 
Former Homestore exec claims some evidence modified
By Matt Carter, Monday, November 23, 2009.
Government prosecutors have moved to drop four charges that former Homestore.com Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Stuart Wolff misled the company's accounting firm about "round-trip" advertising deals that later forced the company to restate millions of dollars in earnings.
The move follows accusations by Wolff's attorneys that employees of the accounting firm, PricewaterhouseCoopers, modified or destroyed evidence in the case, which the company denies (see story).
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