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Kouchaki, M. (2016). How Wells Fargo’s Fake Accounts Scandal Got So Bad. Fortune.

This article summarizes Wells Fargo employees who opened credit and debit card accounts for customers without their permission.

Hartmans, A. (2020). The rise and fall of Elizabeth Holms, the Theranos founder awaiting trial on federal charges of "massive fraud". Business Insider.

This article describes the rise and fall of Theranos and all the deception that was created to result in a criminal trial for fraud.

Weinstein, B. (2018). Do these five things and avoid what happened to Elon Musk. Forbes.

This article discusses traits of Elon Musk and gives general advice for business success (based on his undesirable behavior).

Karlsson, Per-Ola. (2017). Are CEOs less ethical than in the past? Strategy Business.

This article outlines how CEOs may be terminated for reasons such as: fraud, bribery, insider trading, environmental exposures, incorrect resumes and inappropriate sexual advances.

Comen, E. (December 20, 2019). The Biggest Corporate Scandals of the Decade. 24/7 Wall Street.

Corporate scandals are summarized to include: BP oil spill, Foxconn suicides, Libor, FIFA, Volkswagen emissions, Turing Pharmaceuticals drug price gouging, Theranos, Fyre Festival, Mossack Fonseca and Panama Papers, and Wells Fargo account fraud.

Horie, M. (2020). Years of misconduct and fraudulent activity: Nissan is suing its ex-chair Ghosn for $91 million. Fortune.

This article discusses the former Nisson CEO for mis-reporting his income and using corporate funds for personal gain.

Sipe, S. R. (2007). Maximizing Student Learning through Enron: The Ultimate B-Law Case Study. Journal of Legal Studies Education, 24(2), 325–337.

This article highlights how Enron recorded earnings to falsely increase profits and avoid bankruptcy.