The turn-of-the-century bubble and bust set off a wave of busiriess scandals, followed by cries for a crackdown on crime in the executive suite. Prosecutors stepped up to the task Since 2002, when the Sarbanes-Oxley Act passed, the number of FBI corporate fraud cases pending has risen 70% to 490.rnAmong those recently joining the prison lineup, or soon to do so: oil baron Oscar Wyatt, former Computer Associates chairman Sanjay Kumar, former Qwest chief executive Joseph Nacchio, former Brocade chief executive Gregory Reyes and former Comverse general counsel William Sorin.
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