Digi CFO Subramanian Krishnan resigns; investigation launched

Article by: JENNIFER BJORHUS , Star Tribune
Updated: May 12, 2010 - 5:43 AM

The Minnetonka company is looking into possible illegal activities by employees in Asia.

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SupervonMay. 11, 10 9:39 PM

here you just bribe the politicians. Especially the Liberal ones.

HealthcrusaderMay. 11, 1010:05 PM

johnny99May. 11, 1010:40 PM

Oh wait, he was a true blue Vietnam hero and upright conservative. Still he took $2 million in bribes. Sorry for the error...

megmilMay. 12, 10 7:17 AM

Can anyone ever leave politics out of anything?? My goodness. People are greedy and unscrupulous whether they are conservative or liberal.

BBJoeMay. 12, 1010:05 AM

It would be great if politics were left out of many of these posts, especially in sports! Howver, you must notice where it started and from which direction. Typical.

ellaike2May. 12, 1011:01 AM

Of course it started from the right, the most egregious misuse of taxpayer money and uncontrolled spending on silly public programs comes from the left. The whole point to be taken here is when people in the private sector do this they lose their jobs, thats the point Einstien.......

markpruhsMay. 12, 10 9:34 PM

Easy to forget that presidential candidate Bill Clinton had to return the campaign contributions he received from the Government of CHINA!!!!! Never before had any US candidate accepted money from any foreign government, but to have the only one be from CHINA!!!! What a proud moment for all of us. On topic: The problem is that much of the world still works on payoffs, look at the former head of Hyundai, he took millions in kickbacks, until he got caught (must not have paid off the correct official). Test Time: How many of you have ever passed (palmed) some cash (bribed) to get into a busy restaurant ahead of others or to get a better table?