In Pictures: Executive Hall Of Shame 2006
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It's been a banner year for corporate misdeeds. Our look at the most notable corner-office sanfus of 2006.
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Idiot 2.0 passes judgement on idiots This crock crock by CNET blogger Steve Tobak must take the award for 2007's most self-righteous, sanctimonious bollocks. Read on in wonder:â¦
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How George W. Bush has ruined the family franchise.
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Business & money: Which? calls for offenders to be named and shamed.
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Yahoo's switchover plan for the photo-sharing site draws fire. Plus: Yahoo unveils a universe of brands. In Monkey Bites.
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It's hard to top this leadership and the video strategy.
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No sense pointing the finger at Hewlett-Packard anymore; we have Congress and the FBI to do that. But I did want to discuss the âI didnât know what my employees/vendors/executive staff were doingâ defense -- which was, of course, made famous by Enron , so you have to know it just wonât do. Instead of looking backward, I spoke with a couple of experts on governance, privacy, risk, and compliance assessment about how companies can do the right thing in the future.
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One Fool's got a "naughty" list beyond CEOs.
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It was a Hall of Fame day for the Washington Redskins, with Art Monk and Darrell Green elected to the shrine Saturday. Former commissioner Paul Tagliabue failed to get in for the second straight year.
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The White House on Thursday made fun of former President Clinton and his wife, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, for criticizing President Bush's decision to erase the prison sentence of former aide I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby.
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Members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame by year of induction:
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Executive salaries got unprecedented scrutiny in 2006. And it's only going to get more intense next year.
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As Jerry Yang takes Yahoo's corner office, we look back at other top executives who have stepped back into the spotlight.
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Illicit affairs, mob ties, a secret love nest. The hijinks of Bernard Kerik, disgraced just as he aspired to join President Bush&#39;s Cabinet, have also bruised the reputation
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency's No. 2 official apologized yesterday for leading a staged news conference Tuesday in which FEMA employees posed as reporters while real reporters listened on a telephone conference line and were barred from asking questions.
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In the eyes of the public, Congress is doing even worse than the president.
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When CNN aired an unsubstantiated story six years ago on US military misconduct during the Vietnam War, chief executive Tom Johnson apologized, appointed an independent panel to investigate