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Dirty rotten CEOs: how business leaders are fleecing America
New York: Citadel Press/Kensington (2003)
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Argues that many corporate executives have destroyed the value of their companies, cheated stockholders, employees, and the public, and compromised the integrity of financial markets and accountants while enriching themselves.Other Versions
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