The conviction of leaders at Insys on racketeering charges was a significant step toward imposing substantial penalties on corporate officials for contributing to a national epidemic. Source: NYT > Business – Peter J. Henning
White Collar Watch: Elizabeth Holmes’s Possible Defense in Theranos Case: Put the Government on Trial
The defense may claim regulators improperly brought actions against the company for its blood analysis technology when there was nothing improper taking place. Source: NYT > Business – PETER J. HENNING
White Collar Watch: Elizabeth Warren Wants to Make It Easier to Prosecute Executives
The key question is whether the legislation she has proposed is the best means to police corporate leaders. Source: NYT > Business – PETER J. HENNING
Carlos Ghosn Accuses Nissan Officials of Mismanagement
In a video recorded before his most recent arrest, the former auto chief said executives responsible for the company’s slide had plotted against him. Source: NYT > Business – BEN DOOLEY
Carlos Ghosn, Once Nissan’s Savior, Is Voted Off the Board
The Japanese automaker’s chief executive told the shareholders, “We have to admit that there was a significant problem with our corporate governance.” Source: NYT > Business – BEN DOOLEY
For Carlos Ghosn, an Early Morning Knock Increases the Pressure, Again
In an interview, his wife, Carole Ghosn, described aggressive tactics and a thorough home search. Experts called his latest arrest in Japan an unusually forceful move. Source: NYT > Business – BEN DOOLEY and MOTOKO RICH