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October 06, 2012

How will Reuters and Fortune handle Jack Welch's conspiracy tweeting? By @jeffbercovici

Forbes :: Former GE CEO Jack Welch gets paid  for his opinions by a couple of news organizations. But none of those opinions has ever caused quite such a stir as the one he issued on Twitter Friday morning, accusing the Labor Department of falsifying unemployment numbers:

Thoughts, statements by Jeff Bercovici, www.forbes.com

October 06, 2012 at 08:14 AM |

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