The article I have chosen to analyze is New Scandals, Old Lessons Financial Ethics After Enron by Gregory J. Millman. In this article, Millman interviews several different business leaders and executives to get their opinion on ethics within financial management and how to repair the damage that has been done by the Enrons of the world. I will provide a highlight of the main objectives these executives feel businesses should have in order to maintain …showed first 75 words of 560 total…

…showed last 75 words of 560 total…that is sold the more cash the company has to work with. Financial managers may act unethically to impress their boss in order to get a raise or promotion. Whatever the reason, it is never good enough to act unethically because someday chances are you will get caught. Reference Millman, G. J. (2002). New Scandals, Old Lessons Financial Ethics After Enron. Financial Executive Magazine. Retrieved May 12, 2005, from http://www.fei.org/magazine/articles/7-2002_ethics.cfm