Excluding companies with a history of criminal misconduct from future aid programs would protect taxpayer funds and serve as a deterrent against future corporate criminality.
Many ventilator manufacturers have a history of government contracting and kickback scandals. Is this contributing to the challenge of securing equipment to save lives?
John Stumpf has to pay $17.5 million and is banned for life from the banking industry. He should face criminal charges as well.
Corporate signatories to a widely publicized statement on stakeholder accountability have racked up nearly $200 billion in penalties for past misconduct.
