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Honest investments: how do your stocks rate?

By Demian Perry | Published: 16 Mar 2009

Yesterday, in the wake of the AIG bonuses scandal, I made an argument for the creation of a Corporate Honesty Index. I continue that theme today by listing a few methods for judging the honesty of publicly traded companies.

Posted in Money | Also tagged aig | 4 Comments

Do we need a corporate honesty index?

By Demian Perry | Published: 15 Mar 2009

It's Sunday, and the talk shows are all aflutter over AIG's plans to pay $165 million in bonuses, even as the ink has yet to dry on its $170 billion bailout check. Former US Treasury Secretary Larry Summers says the governments hands are tied. Are our hands tied as well?

Posted in Money | Also tagged AIG CEO, timothy geithner | 2 Comments

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