Caste-ridden NASA faulted

Article Abstract:

Some senior officials at National Aeronautics and Space Administration are being accused of bureaucracy and rigidity, by the press, for their role in the disaster of the Columbia shuttle on February 1, in which eight people lost their lives. The finger is especially being pointed at Linda Ham for preventing the photographing of the damage caused by flying foam, and Sean OEKeefe for taking no action.

Space Research and Technology, Natl Aeronautics & Space Admin, Company legal issue, Investigations, United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Columbia Space Shuttle Accident, 2003, Ham, Linda, OEKeefe, Sean

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OMC's Wren rebuffs reporter at meeting

Article Abstract:

The media coverage of Omnicom Management Services (OMC) annual meeting in Dallas, TX is discussed. The meeting was presided over by Omnicom CEO, John Wren. The interaction between Wren and an Omnicom reporter is also discussed.

Advertising, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Marketing industry, Wren, John

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Invasive transparency: keeps CEOs on edge

Article Abstract:

Laws relating to accountability and transparency of corporations, which affect their inner working as well as the decision making process of the chief executive officers is discussed.

Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Laws, regulations and rules, Strategic planning (Business)

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