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The Story Behind the Olympus Scandal
The company's ex-president and CEO dared to ask questions about what looked like fraudulent accounting-and paid dearly for it
1-800-Flowers Gets No Bouquets From the Disappointed
Delivery no-shows and dead flowers prompt angry -- and creative -- Tweets
Too Much Cash in the Corner Office
It's proxy season, high time to figure out the right way to pay the country's chief executives
Andrea Jung's Days on Apple Board May Be Numbered
If Avon's chief executive officer is ousted, the boards she sits on may ditch her, too
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Kim Dotcom, Pirate King
Is Megaupload's founder a criminal mastermind, or the world's most entertaining scapegoat? A file-sharing wizard's ridiculous rise and fall
Record Profits, But Still Mixed Success at GM
While the biggest of Detroit's Big Three shows signs of recovery, not all the numbers look encouraging for workers
Merger Lawsuits Yield Cash for Lawyers, Zero for You
Firms earn big fees even when there is no payout for plaintiffs
More Financial Whistleblowing Is On the Way
A whistleblower just cost Citigroup $158.million. That may be a sign of things to come
One Wall Street Sage Who Got it Right
Morgan Stanley's Stephen Roach saw the rumblings of the financial crisis before most
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