Santa Ana-based Corinthian Colleges Inc. asked for more time to file its quarterly results on Wednesday as Irvine’s Autobytel Inc. asked for a filing extension to avoid delisting.
Corinthian, which runs vocational colleges, asked for a five-day extension on its results for the recently ended quarter.
The company said it needs the time to finish a review of accounting or operating leases in light of recent input from the Securities and Exchange Commission.
No changes are expected to earnings reported earlier as a result of the review, Corinthian said.
Autobytel, which links car buyers to dealers online, asked to have until May 27 to come into compliance with a Nasdaq rule requiring the timely filing of all regulatory reports including its 2004 annual report and two quarterly reports.
The company said it won’t be able to make the filings by the May 15 deadline.
