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    In the case of the American Red Cross as mentioned in both questions, I believe that corporate greed and issues of non-caring presidents, leaders and those in high ranking positions was the primary reason for the lack of confidence we have with ARC then and now (Thorne, 2011). The practice of paying leaders for job done poorly continues to exist in American with many companies and ARC is not exempt. This issue with this case is that it was done not only for Bernadine Healy given 1.9 million in…

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    Arthur Andersen Flaws

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    into the records and the accounting books of their customer partnerships and rendering assessments about the dependability of those records. That was not the same any more, notwithstanding, because of Enron and their auditing company, Arthur Andersen. Till the revelation of Arthur Andersen's Enron issue, the notoriety of the examining business was essentially unchallenged. Despite the fact that a series of claims and switched assessments ought to have flagged issues, they didn't. Indeed, even…

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    Jonathan Tjornhom Professor Daniels MGT 355 MWF 11 am 12/7/17 Case Study #7 Enron: Were They the Crookedest Guys in the Room? 1. Cookie jar reserves are financial reserves from profitable years that management builds up to later be used in unprofitable years to make the financial statements look more profitable than it truly appears to be. One way Enron used the “cookie jar” concept was with David Delainey, the former head of Enron’s Energy Services unit. Skilling told Delainey to…

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    In current business world, the magnitude of the corporate scandal is huge. In the past 15 years, many directors have breached their fiduciary and legal duty that caused many people loses their money. For instance, the amount of money that lost by the shareholders and stakeholders in Enron Scandal, Lehman Brother Scandal, WorldCom Scandal, Tyco Scandal, Satyam Scandal, and Bernie Madoff Scandal are more than $200 billion. The company can sue the company's director if they breach fiduciary and…

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    financial fraud without thinking that the investors, and other stakeholders rely on those financial statements and the opinion of the auditor on those financial statements. The Sarbanes-Oxley Act was created because of the multiple accounting scandals of WorldCom & Enron in July 30, 2002. Because of that the investors lose billions of dollars, this negatively impacted financial stock market. Fraudulent accounting transaction and activities of immense business give rise to SOX. SOX was created to…

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    arrangements and the downward spiral began in the last fall of 2001. As Enron began to crumble in late 2001, it was clear that many lawsuits were going to be field against Enron, and also that Congress and various government agencies were going to conduct thorough investigations into the financial aspects of the Enron debacle. Mr. Duncon had started a massive shredding program which consisted of all documents and papers related to Enron were destroyed. This was done in order to cover up and…

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    Greek Bankruptcy Analysis

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    Introduction Nowadays, there is much talk about Greece’s bankruptcy because of failure to service its foreign debt. Internationally renowned economists, politicians, and government advisors have spent a great amount of time to analyze Greece’s economy, bankruptcy, and also indicating possible dates. Ottoman Period During the Ottoman rule, the Greeks, like other people of the Ottoman Empire were practicing their professions, worked their crafts and trades, and in some periods their…

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    Bernie Hardie Banton Case

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    Bernard (Bernie) Douglas Banton was an Australian advocate for people suffering from asbestos associated diseases and social injustice, the campaigner was born in Sydney on the 13th of October in 1946, he had begun his profession at James Hardie & Co Pty Ltd From 1968 to 1974. James Hardie is an industrial building materials corporation headquartered in Dublin, Ireland. The company specializes in the manufacturing and shipping of fibre cement products and develops materials for the production of…

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    Black Friday Tradition

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    The first recorded use of the term “Black Friday” was applied not to holiday shopping but to financial crisis: specifically, the crash of the U.S. gold market on September 24, 1869. Two notoriously ruthless Wall Street financiers, Jay Gould and Jim Fisk, worked together to buy up as much as they could of the nation’s gold, hoping to drive the price sky-high and sell it for astonishing profits. On that Friday in September, the conspiracy finally unraveled, sending the stock market into free-fall…

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    Austin Sweeting Mrs. Jones Sociology 8:00 21 March 2016 Bernie Madoff's $50 Billion Ponzi Scheme: White Collar Crime After overlooking several different types of crimes I decided to look into the damaging effects of what white collar crimes can cause. Thereafter I then decided to choose one of the most infamous white collar crimes “Bernie Madoff’. The man who almost got away with billions of dollars of innocent investors. We will dive into the shocking story of Bernie Madoff the man who…

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