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Veterans care: records detail nation's treatment, oversight gaps

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The VA is the one with more than 170 hospitals across the country and is the largest care system in the United States. Doctors not doing their jobs, unsupervised residents rotating in and out of the VA, leaving veterans' medical care postponed again and death rates for open-heart surgery centers that would unacceptable at any other hospital are the problems noticed at Cleveland Veterans Affairs Center.

Services information, General Medical and Surgical Hospitals, General medical & surgical hospitals, Veterans, Veterans & Military Hospitals, Care and treatment, Services, Hospitals, Veterans', Veterans hospitals

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Don't count on federal oversight: skyrocketing complaints serve as red flag to reporters

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Gross corporate dishonesty, a federal investigation which abrupted the resignation of three CEO's from two of the largest financial institutions in America and perhaps billions of dollars wrongly taken from millions of credit card consumers were just some of the discoveries that resulted in nine-month WFAA-TV investigation.

Corporations

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Salaries, Perks, and Pensions: Corporate collapse: challenging assumptions was key to pursuing Enron's shaky, but often legal, steps

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The Enron seemed to be massive mismanagement at an unconscionable scale, with executives taking advantages of the rules. Kurt Eichenwald, the investigative reporter at The New York Times, believes that Enron proved to be both one of the most frustrating and rewarding corporate fraud stories he had handled.

Management dynamics, Natural gas transmission, Management, Company business management, Gas transmission industry, Enron Corp., ENRNQ

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