Dennis Kozlowski

...of the Reagan '80s. The late Ken Lay--of Enron fame--saw his reputation destroyed after the '90s Clinton boom, along with Tyco's Dennis Kozlowski and Worldcom's Bernie Ebbers. This time around, after the relatively mild and certainly...

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...was convicted in the case and served five months in jail. In the Tyco case, prosecutors used e-mails to show that chief executive Dennis Kozlowski and chief financial officer Mark Swartz pressured Wall Street firms to maintain positive...

In this article: E mail, Bear Stearns, Eliot Spitzer, Martha Stewart, Financial crisis, and Securities and Exchange Commission

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...jail. There were the grand pooh-bahs of Enron, Jeffrey Skilling and (RIP) Ken Lay. There was the awful performance of Tyco's Dennis Kozlowski. There was one-time billionaire Bernie Ebbers of Worldcom, who lost the white-collar trial lottery...

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...$73.25 million. The suit is still pending against former Tyco chief executive Dennis Kozlowski and former chief financial officer Mark H. Swartz, both convicted in New York in 2005 on criminal charges related to fraud at Tyco. Tyco's legal...

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...and former Tyco Chief Financial Officer Mark Swartz. Both are in prison after a Manhattan jury convicted them in 2005 of stealing from the company and defrauding investors. © Thomson Reuters 2009 All rights reserved NYSE and AMEX...

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...greed. According to an article in the New York Times, Walsh testified during the trial that he received an unauthorized $20 million fee for his part in securing Tyco's purchase of CIT, but Kozlowski told him to stay quiet about it. Through...

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