But many also provide non-GAAP income statements that leave out significant costs, like the expense of paying employees in stock. Symantec includes these charges in its GAAP income statement but backs them out of its non-GAAP version. Symantec is introducing a new way of recognizing revenue in its new fiscal year. owners would have to approve the transaction, and Mr. Tepper would have to sell his stake in the Pittsburgh Steelers. The decline comes after Symantec said its audit committee was conducting an internal investigation related to concerns raised by a former employee.

Source: New York Times May 11, 2018 11:18 UTC