The big news of the morning is that accounting firm KPMG is resigning as Herbalife's auditor.
Herbalife's stock was halted on the news and the opening was delayed. Trading has not yet resumed.
According to DealBook, KPMG disclosed that one of its senior partners in Los Angeles was giving non-public information about Herbalife to a third party. That senior partner has been fired.
According to CNBC's Scott Wapner, that third party is not related to Bill Ackman, who is shorting Herbalife, or his rival Carl Icahn, who has snapped up a huge stake.
So who is the third party?
[Hat Tip: FTAlphaville]
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