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CEOs face same censure as stars over crimes and misdemeanours
The Observer
|September 07, 2025
Not so long ago, America’s puritanical attitude to CEO naughtiness was regarded on this side of the Atlantic as an oddity.
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For instance, back in 2003, “the European media had great fun when crusty old Harry Stonecipher, who had been brought in to clean up Boeing's ethics, promptly had to resign over a relationship with a subordinate”, recalls Yale management professor Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, adding “it wouldn't have been such a big deal over there.”
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