Raj Rajaratnam: Insider Trader Hedge fund manager Raj Rajaratnam was known for his savvy investments until an investigation found him guilty of insider trading. View
Penn State Scandal Following the conviction of assistant coach Jerry Sandusky for sexual abuse, debate continues on how much university officials and head coach Joe Paterno knew of the crimes. View
Weinstein & Hollywood’s “Open Secret” Allegations of sexual assault by film producer Harvey Weinstein prompted many in Hollywood to reckon with how much they knew about his behavior and why they did not speak up. View
Tesco Cooks the Books Amid declining sales, British supermarket chain Tesco overstated profits to maintain company value. The irregularities in accounting did not go unnoticed. View
Research Conflicts at UT Austin University of Texas at Austin professor Chip Groat did not see a conflict of interest between his research on hydraulic fracturing and his payments from a Houston-based fracking company. View
Packing Peanuts for Profit Fearing a loss of profits, the Peanut Corporation of America knowingly shipped peanuts that were contaminated with salmonella. View
OxyContin & the Opioid Epidemic Purdue Pharma aggressively marketed OxyContin as a safe pain medicine. As sales and profits increased, so did the number of patients addicted to painkillers. View
Michael Flynn: Under Investigation Michael Flynn sparked controversy by leading a chant to “lock up” Hillary Clinton, but soon he pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI. View
Making the Grade Lofty standardized testing goals and unequal resources lead teachers and administrators in the Atlanta Public Schools district to cheat. View
Final Exam Heist University of Kentucky student Henry Lynch II crawled through the ducts of his professor’s office to steal the final exam, but later confessed to the crime. View