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Equinor Energy by PwC

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Assuming that the formidable financial losses in the United States suffered by the Norwegian energy corporation Equinor were caused by executive ego trips to grow the business, some convenience themes become visible. In many business organizations ends justify means. If ends in terms of ambitions and goals are difficult to realize and achieve in legal ways, illegal means represent an alternative in many organizations. Individual executives would like to be successful, and they would like their part of the business to be successful. Being associated with a successful business is important to the identity of many executives. PricewaterhouseCoopers examined the losses in the United States by a problem-oriented investigation at level two in the maturity model.

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  • ., 2021. "Equinor Energy by PwC," Chapters, in: Investigation Reports, chapter 9, pages 138-146, Edward Elgar Publishing.
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