I've intentionally avoided posting about the stock options dating scandal that has erupted due to the difficulty of explaining it properly in a short post. I'm still not able to explain it in a short post, but if you check out the USA Today links below, you will see an example of how executives at a medical device company made a questionable $50 million with oddly-timed stock options.
USA Today Special Report - Pay special attention to the interactive chart at the top of the article.
USA Today Article - Details how a former U.S. congressman and current Cyberonics board chairman received below-market stock options three years before joining the board. This smacks of scandal, on top of the scandal the company has recently been through.
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