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...attempt to undermine this critical part of the Department’s case cannot possibly be justified,” they wrote. “But it did directly benefit senior tobacco executives??many of whom are major donors to the Republican Party—whose jobs could have been threatened by the remedies proposed by Professor Bazerman...
...failed HotOrNot.com spin-off, Facemash.com, became an internet phenomenon in the same boat as multimillion dollar companies like Friendster and Tribe. And a sophomore computer science concentrator in Kirkland House, his detail-oriented roommate, and a mutual friend with an eye for business became Silicon Valley executives??de facto CEO, project manager, and CFO, respectively...
...that liberals were really to blame for the tragedy, seems like a useless exercise anyways. The place to look to uncover bias will always be off camera. In Al-Jazeera’s case, you’ll find that literally all of the station’s top executives??the people who draw its editorial line, produce its documentary pieces and run its day-to-day operations—have a larger than normal bone to pick with Israel and its closest ally, the United States. That’s at least in part because nearly...
...gubernatorial hopeful stressed the need to have “independent outside directors” monitor corporate audits and executives?? salaries. He also said that accountants should be held liable for fraud, and that corporate management on all levels must be free from conflicts of interest...
...report is highly critical of Enron, faulting its three leading executives??Andrew Fastow, Jeffrey Skilling and Kenneth Lay—for having “withheld from the board important information about” the company’s potentially fraudulent deals...