WorldCom: The Accounting Scheme Backfires
When the telecom bubble began to burst in 2001, WorldCom embarked on a fraudulent accounting scheme to inflate its profits.
Phelps Dodge 2005
In late 2005, Phelps-Dodge Corporation, one of the world's leading metals producers had to decide whether to open a new copper mine near Safford, Arizona at a projected cost of $550 million dollars.
Executive Compensation: Rewards for Success or Unnecessary Excess?
This brief synthesizes economic research on executive compensation to help explain the trends in both the level of executive pay and composition of the executive compensation package from the 1930s to the present.
Wireless Telecom Inc.
Wireless Telecom is a new company just beginning to provide cellular phone service in the North East of the United States.
Petromor
A state owned oil company wants to maximize revenue from the sale of its assets. Use a decision model spreadsheet to determine how they can do this.