McDonald’s Sues Former C.E.O., Accusing Him of Lying and Fraud - The New York Times -BoardProspects

McDonald’s Sues Former C.E.O., Accusing Him of Lying and Fraud

The New York Times Aug 11 2020 BoardNews

Eight months had passed since McDonald’s fired its chief executive, Steve Easterbrook, for sexting with a subordinate. Mr. Easterbrook had apologized and walked away with tens of millions in compensation, and the fast-food chain had moved on under a new chief executive...
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