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The Latest Breaking News from Steve Easterbrook

University of Toronto’s environment school cuts financial ties to fossil fuels

Princeton University, the only other North American school to take similar action, rolled back its commitment recently

The Guardian - US

Tainted love: is it all over for the workplace romance?

Company values, employment law and fairness at work have changed the politics of office relationships

The Guardian - UK

Cboe’s CEO resigns: Yet another chief ousted for undisclosed relationships

Cboe announced Edward Tilly's resignation in a statement on Tuesday following an investigation that determined the CEO's lack of transparency 'stands in stark contrast to the company’s values'.

Fortune

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Finance director of RS Group resigns over relationship with colleague

David Egan quits UK electronics distributor after ‘some shortcomings of judgment on my part’

The Guardian - UK

What do people want from fast food?

Dominos, Taco Bell and, most recently, McDonald's are just a few brands upping their game to satisfy customers

Salon

McDonald’s worker reveals manager 'pulled his pants down in the stockroom' when she asking to head home sick

The revelation comes as the fast food chain faces a wave of abuse accusations—and continuing questions about the behavior of its ex-CEO.

Fortune

How a suit involving a former McDonald’s exec could put HR execs at legal risk

A recent ruling against McDonald’s former chief people officer would make HR executives and C-suite executives responsible for corporate misconduct.

Fortune

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Beware the CEO who goes without a reason

City Voices: Downfall of a burger king

Evening Standard

Ex-McDonald’s CEO whose separation agreement was valued at $105m charged by SEC

Steve Easterbrook fined for charges related to his termination from burger giant

The Independent UK

Disgraced former McDonald’s CEO who had relationships with multiple employees is charged by SEC

The Securities and Exchange Commission is charging McDonald’s former CEO Stephen Easterbrook with making false and misleading statements to investors about the circumstances leading to his firing in November 2019

The Independent UK

SEC charges former McDonald's CEO with misleading investors

The Independent UK

US agency fines ex-McDonald's CEO for defrauding investors

New York (AFP) - US authorities on Monday fined former McDonald's CEO Stephen Easterbrook and barred him from serving as a public company officer for five years after accusing him of defrauding investors in connection with his termination in 2019.

AFP

Former McDonald’s boss fined $400,000 over employee relationship

Shareholders were misled by Steve Easterbrook ‘concealing extent’ of his misconduct, says US regulator

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