Ex-MF Global CEO Reportedly Shopped For French Mansion During Firm's Collapse
As MF Global inched towards collapse, CEO Jon Corzine pre-occupied himself with a few other things -- namely securing a chateau for him and his wife i...
As MF Global inched towards collapse, CEO Jon Corzine pre-occupied himself with a few other things -- namely securing a chateau for him and his wife i...
Posted 12.01.2011 | Business
The off-balance-sheet accounting methods that Enron and Lehman Brothers made famous in their epic failures years ago have a modern-day poster chil...
AP | By RAY HENRY | Posted 11.21.2011 | Politics
ATLANTA -- Republican Herman Cain served on the board of a Midwest utility company that paid $10.5 million to settle claims it failed to protect the r...
Newsone.com | David Moye | Posted 01.13.2012 | Crime
As the world's eyes turn to Wall Street as a source of financial distress, maybe its time to look at the corporate criminals who have decimated our fi...
Elise Lelon | Posted 01.09.2012 | Business
Leaders who describe themselves as "authentic" are like sentences that start with, "To be honest." Whenever big cheeses proclaim "authentic leadership" as their effective guiding principle, chances are they're not so authentic, and they may not be effective or principled either.
InvestingAnswers | Posted 12.06.2011 | Business
There are only a few things you can count on in the world: death, taxes and Wall Street scams. Here are five of the biggest Wall Street scams of all time.
Brian Whetten | Posted 09.20.2011 | Business
When we see an executive featured in a corporate scandal, it's usually because they became addicted to success. And sooner or later, this addiction consumed them.
Jeff Schweitzer | Posted 09.04.2011 | Politics
We have developed an American myth about the magical efficiency of market forces and have deified entrepreneurs. We have developed a disdain for government as an obstacle to progress. Neither is entirely true or false.
Joseph A. Palermo | Posted 08.06.2011 | Politics
The wars drag on, the economy teeters, climate change unfolds just as the scientists predicted, and the yawning gap between the rich and the rest of us continues to grow. And what are we left with? The spectacle of a guy named Weiner doing naughty things.
Chez Pazienza | Posted 07.12.2011 | Business
A few years back, billionaire Charles Koch donated around $1.5 million to the FSU economics school in exchange for, well, control of the FSU economics school -- or at the very least the ability to decide which professors it hires.
HuffingtonPost.com | Andrew Tavani | Posted 06.26.2011 | Business
This post has been corrected. Perhaps the only individual more qualified than veteran New York Times financial reporter Diana Henriques to write th...
HuffingtonPost.com | Yepoka Yeebo | Posted 06.11.2011 | Business
NEW YORK -- It may soon become a lot easier for startups to raise capital -- and avoid the regulatory scrutiny and costs associated with going public....
William S. Lerach | Posted 05.25.2011 | Politics
What came from this era of de-regulation? Increased competitiveness, economic growth, wealth and prosperity? No -- instead we got repeated waves of financial fraud and wealth destruction.
AP | Posted 05.25.2011 | Business
SANTA ANA, Calif. — A son of former Enron President Jeff Skilling has been found dead in his Southern California apartment. Santa Ana police Cp...
Margaret Heffernan | Posted 05.25.2011 | Business
Our kids today are already surrounded by forces that encourage them to be compliant. The very last thing they need is parents who've taught them to be good soldiers.
Kevin Connor | Posted 05.25.2011 | Business
In the compromised state of our political system, individuals like Larry Summers and Lee Sachs are ascendant and corporations secure legislation on the strength of powerful friends and bottomless pockets.
Dan Mirvish | Posted 05.25.2011 | Entertainment
Unless a play wins a Tony or a Pulitzer, chances are it won't get made into a feature film. So until a guy like me walks along, no one seems to bother.
Leo W. Gerard | Posted 05.25.2011 | Business
Republicans are obfuscating about the real reason for their opposition to extending unemployment benefits, the way Enron CEO Ken Lay concealed the truth about billions in losses his corporation racked up.
Cindy Fornelli | Posted 05.25.2011 | Business
What compels someone to commit fraud -- to work hard, rise to the top, then undo his or her life's work by committing a crime?
Henry Mintzberg | Posted 05.25.2011 | Politics
Americans revere business as a pillar of the country's individualistic democracy. But in a world requiring a decent if not dominant public sector, that means they'll get the government they deserve -- not the one they need.
Brad Friedman and Desi Doyen | Posted 05.25.2011 | Green
TWITTER: @GreenNewsReport. The 'GNR' is also now available on your cell phone via Stitcher Radio's mobile app!. IN TODAY'S RADIO REPORT: The so-cal...
Posted 05.25.2011 | Business
HOUSTON (By Anna Driver and Eileen O'Grady) - By the standards of recent financial scandals, Stephanie Rae Roqumore's alleged $6.8 million natural ...
David Fiderer | Posted 05.25.2011 | Business
Capitalists believe in rewarding success and punishing failure. Well, we have ten years of performance data on the Bush tax cuts, and they failed by every possible criterion.
Marshall Fine | Posted 05.25.2011 | Entertainment
Alex Gibney's film makes the case is that, while Spitzer absolutely did the things he admitted, he was the target of right-wing-powered federal investigations into relatively minor tax infractions.
Paul R. Lawrence | Posted 05.25.2011 | Books
I propose a different kind of corporate charter in which the power of the owners does not overwhelm the voices of the other stakeholders affected by the corporation's actions.
The Huffington Post | Jillian Berman | Posted 01.05.2012 | Business