Disconnected: Deceit and Betrayal at WorldCom

Lynne W. Jeter

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finance, banking, and market dynamics Ethics in Business and Education Corporate Governance and Financial Management

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A journalist with two-decades of experience covering WorldCom traces its birth, growth, colossal success, and ultimate collapse, examining the key players, finances, corporate culture, and politics within the telecom giant.

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