By Carolina Pulice (Reuters) - Former Americanas Chief Executive Miguel Gutierrez has denied in a letter sent to congressional investigators any ...
Update on Halifax Serval Cat | SaltWire - Former Americanas Chief Executive Miguel Gutierrez has denied in a letter sent to congressional investigators any knowledge of accounting irregularities during the two decades he helmed the Brazilian retailer.
Americanas quickly disputed Gutierrez's assertion, reiterating in a statement that independent advisers it had hired had found that management at the time had"fraudulently altered" documents to hide the circumstances that led to its bankruptcy filing.
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