Year of the Unlucky
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1998:
Enron's Ken Lay: Who needs ethics when you_goals can just cook the books?
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2001:
WorldCom's Scott Sullivan: Who needs a functioning accounting system, anyway?
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2002:
WorldCom's Scott Sullivan: Still with the accounting thing, no?
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2008:
Lehman Brothers' Dick Fuld: Who needs to actually understand the economy when you can just der minimalist the risk?
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2011:
News Corp's Rupert Murdoch: Phone hacking: it's not just for politicians any more!
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2014:
Toshiba's Kazuhiro Okumura: We'll just make it all up and pretend we're still in the ประก
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2020:
Uber's Dara Khosrowshahi: Who needs regulation when you can just strong-arm your way to the top?
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