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10/04/2007
Speigel Tells Us: Why Siemens Should Never Have Been Listed by Wall Street
Speigel Tells Us: Why Siemens Should Never Have Been Listed by Wall Street
The summary...
-- MDT
"Germany's scandal-plagued Siemens should have been barred from being listed on the US stock exchange in 2001. According to internal reports, the company's management at the time, under then-CEO Heinrich von Pierer, was guilty of serious negligence."The full article, from Spiegel.
-- MDT
Labels: bribery, Heinrich von Pierer, SEC, Siemens
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