Corporate scandals refer to incidents of unethical, illegal, or corrupt behavior by companies or their executives that lead to significant public controversy or backlash. These scandals often involve fraudulent activities, financial manipulation, violation of laws or regulations, and breach of trust with stakeholders, including investors, employees, and customers. Corporate scandals can result in severe reputational damage, legal consequences, financial losses, and, in some cases, the collapse of the company involved. They highlight issues related to corporate governance, accountability, and the ethical responsibilities of businesses in society. Notable examples include financial fraud cases like Enron, accounting scandals like the WorldCom debacle, and various cases of executive misconduct.
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