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“Bitran’s misdeeds were made public as early as 2009, yet he stayed on Sloan’s faculty until 2013.”

That’s what I’m talkin’ about.

Sloan’s decision to keep Bitran for years after [a 2009 news story about his Madoff connection], and eight months after he agreed to pay the SEC some $4.8 million, suggests the school did not think the transgressions warranted stronger action against him.

Yeah. Well. What can MIT say? If it were honest it would say Man if we bumped every b-school boy doing a doo-doo on the SEC, we’d have to declare bankruptcy…

Margaret Soltan, August 14, 2014 2:39PM
Posted in: beware the b-school boys

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One Response to ““Bitran’s misdeeds were made public as early as 2009, yet he stayed on Sloan’s faculty until 2013.””

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