Bangalore star sits on sidelines

Article Abstract:

A profile of Clarence Chandran, COO of Nortel Networks Corp. is presented.

Communications Equipment, Telecommunications Equipment, Communications Equipment Manufacturing, Management, Telecommunications systems, Chandran, Clarence

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Nortel comes clean: Five leave board as review fingers Dunn: Former chief gets the blame for bonus system that was tied to profitability

Article Abstract:

Nortel Networks Corporation has blamed former chief executive officer Frank Dunn and his financial team for the accounting and the financial problems in the company thereby removing Mr. Dunn in April 2004, along with chief financial officer Douglas Beatty and controller Michael Gollogly. An internal review reported that Frank Dunn asked his management team to adopt accounting methods that did not meet US standards with a view to meet profit targets and collect bonus.

Dunn, Frank

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For Owens, a 'bittersweet' parting

Article Abstract:

The details surrounding the resignation of Bill Owens, as chief executive officer of Nortel Networks Corp., are presented.

Owens, Bill

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