Certainly what it feels like... but you've got: SBF, Holmes, Madoff who have done and are doing prison time. But yea, the Boeing case stands out for sure.
Certainly what it feels like... but you've got: SBF, Holmes, Madoff who have done and are doing prison time. But yea, the Boeing case stands out for sure.
> SBF, Holmes, Madoff
The difference here is that they defrauded the investor class.
A company I had private stock in just sold. The email I got saying that they wanted to get me paid ASAP was electric. Finally, for just a day or two, I was in the elite of the elite: people who are owed money and that the enforcement arm of the US government will ensure are made whole. The payday was under $100, but the feeling was priceless.
And, with at least two of them, people knew what was going on and were perfectly happy to let the fraud continue until their hands were forced.
touche!
> the investor class
Too nice of a way to talk about the Epstein class.
On top of defrauding the investor class as others mentioned, they had already completely lost their power at that point. So it was just taking down someone who was already down. Their companies/funds were dead already.
If Arthur Andersen hadn't been indicted, it's possible it would have continued as a company and gotten away with it, at the very least much more likely than the above three.