When boardrooms go rogue, the fallout gets historic.

Corporate power has always walked a fine line between ambition and ethics—and sometimes, it jumps the line with both feet. These scandals weren’t just accounting mistakes or PR hiccups. They were full-blown meltdowns that shook investor trust, crushed pensions, and reminded the public just how fragile “too big to fail” can be.
Each of these disasters peeled back the layers on billion-dollar facades, revealing egos, cover-ups, and catastrophic miscalculations. What followed wasn’t just financial fallout—it was a reckoning that rewrote laws, torched legacies, and turned CEOs into cautionary tales.






