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Category: Corporate scandals
The two deadly 737 MAX crashes that killed 346 people and devastated Boeing's reputation.
People remember the crashes and the grounding, but not that Boeing ultimately avoided a criminal trial while civil cases continued to produce separate outcomes.
The company behind OxyContin and one of the central villains of the opioid crisis.
A lot of people think the Purdue story ended years ago. It didn't. The biggest settlement structure actually had to be torn up and rebuilt.
The April 2026 disclosure that Vercel had suffered unauthorized access to certain internal systems.
People saw the breach headline, but the real follow-up is the distinction between what Vercel has confirmed, what attackers have claimed publicly, and what the company still says it is investigating.
The DNA-testing company that once symbolized consumer genetics, then ran into a privacy and bankruptcy crisis.
The company's decline did not stop at the 2023 breach. It became a much bigger story about bankruptcy, ownership, settlement approval, and the control of millions of people's genetic information.
The German payments company that collapsed after saying €1.9 billion on its books likely did not exist.
A lot of people remember the single collapse moment in 2020, but the real after-story has been a slow-moving combination of criminal proceedings, foreign convictions, and civil litigation that is still not finished.