May Wang, who fronted a failed Chinese bid for the Crafar farm enterprise, has been charged with conspiring to bribe officials with properties and with laundering $150 million in crime proceeds.

Facebook could face a fine of up to €100,000 (£87,000) after an Austrian law student discovered the social networking site held 1,200 pages of personal data about him, much of which he had deleted.

SFO suspected of soliciting up to $4 million from an estimated 80 investors.

The "shocking" lack of women on the boards of the UK's biggest companies was highlighted on Thursday by analysis claiming that at the current pace of recruitment it would take 20 years for one in three of directors in the boardroom to be female.

a $31.6 million settlement with Telecom over alleged discrimination under the Telecom Separation Undertakings - or rules of good market behaviour as a near-monopoly - that form part of the Telecommunications Act.

former chief executive of Sonray Capital Markets, Scott Murray, has been sentenced to five years in prison for his role in the collapse of the broking house.

Sounds a little over the top on following company guidelines.

Secrets revealed about New York public schools test standards

Three individuals imprisoning disabled people and stealing their Social Security numbers.

An organization called gridiron heroes helps players that suffered life changing injuries playing high school football.

A vid about a fraud scheme by the army corp that cost taxpayers around 20 million dollars.

Cool little article that makes you think about were your products were maid and/or come from.

Great site for finding and looking up business ethic material and articles.

Hackers broke into secure information and personal info on employees and CEO's

John Morrel in Sioux Falls accused of stealing money from hog farmers by underpaying them.

Article on a mss grave found by Libya rebels that they claim is a mass grave of prisoners from 1996.

Money=happiness....ummmmmmm ok.

Crowd members boo a gay soldier video at GOP debate

I don't know how the speakers should have handled it. What do you think would be appropriate?

September 24, 2011 -- Updated 1125 GMT (1925 HKT) (CNN) -- The head of Swiss banking giant UBS has resigned in the wake of a $2.3 billion loss in unauthorized trading, the bank announced Saturday. Chief executive Oswald J. Gruebel is stepping down immediately, and an interim CEO has been appointed, the bank said in a statement.