Monday, March 11, 2002

For the conservatives among us... ...how does "academic honesty" differ from honesty? The Consequence of Plagiarism - Overseer Doris Kearns Goodwin should step down for breach of academic honesty. [The Harvard Crimson] 9:05:26 PM     Comments[]

Different perspectives on options CEO's see it one way. Employees see it another. Shareholders see it yet another. Why is it that we are creating companies in which there is such a disparity between all of these people who should have a shared interest? The reason is that we have CEO's who seek to be treated differently from all other shareholders. Stock Options Are Faulted by Buffett. Warren E. Buffett, using the forum that the Berkshire Hathaway annual report provides, has renewed his attack against the widespread use of stock options. [New York Times: Business] T. J. Rodgers of Cypress Semiconductor sees it this way. [from the Wall Street Journal] 10:29:13 AM     Comments[]

A clueless mainstream media Wow! How far from reality are "journalists" going to get before they realize how badly they are missing "the point?" Harvard Business Review's editor resigned following a conflict-of-interest furor involving former GE chief Jack Welch. But Suzy Wetlaufer will retain her office and become editor at large, a deal Mr. Welch helped broker. [Wall Street Journal] 10:13:10 AM     Comments[]

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