Robert Trigaux
Oops, they did it again
From the accounting woes and eventual demise of Enron to the pulling of J.C. Penney's provocative ads, 2001 was a blunder-ful year for American companies.
Helen Huntley
On money
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Top Corporate blunders of 2001
In the Tampa Bay area and Florida
The Year in Business
A sampling of major events in business, around Tampa Bay and nationally, during 2001:
Another defeat in the resume lying game
What do Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Joseph Ellis, former Oregon congressman Wes Cooley, Sen. Joseph R. Biden Jr., D-Del., one-time Washington Post reporter Janet Cooke, television evangelist Pat Robertson and George O'Leary, the Notre Dame football coach for five days, have in common?
Ten tips
In the market for vinyl flooring? Read on
Loose change
CRAZED FOR GLAZED: Krispy Kreme set off a feeding frenzy in Mississauga, Ontario, this month when it opened its first doughnut shop in Canada. Six people camped out overnight. Cars were backed up for nearly a mile. One customer drove an hour to get there; others waited in line an hour. "It's almost cultish," restaurant consultant Geoff Wilson said. "People take them home and gorge on them."
