So here you have the Vice President of the United States. His company gets caught in about as clear a case of cooking the books to inflate profits as you can imagine during the time he was CEO. (His salary and bonuses are tied to company profits.) And he won't even go to the trouble of denying that he was aware of the wrongdoing.
Can we have some more aggressive reporting on this one?
Wednesday, August 04, 2004
Halliburton's boss won't tell us
Joshua Micah Marshall on the SEC fine.
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