via forbes.com
May has been a bad month for corporate ethics. Alleged proprietary trading by J.P. Morgan Chase that resulted in multibillion-dollar losses came to light. Jamie Dimon, the bank’s CEO, agreed today to testify before the Senate Banking Committee on June 13, and to appear before a House panel later in the month.
Two weeks earlier, former Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson resigned in the face of charges that he fudged his résumé. Thompson blamed a search firm, which pointed the finger right back at him.
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