Mad as Hell -- What You Can Do About It

Investors truly are furious. It's bad enough for them to see their portfolios decimated. It's worse to see those losses tied to incredible tales of corporate greed. What's an investor to do? This special series by TheStreet.com explores how investors can strike back.

The stories provide historical perspective on shareholder activism and offer a road map for investors wanting to avoid past mistakes. There's plenty of blame to go around, and plenty of lessons to be learned. Fortunately, the Web can be a powerful resource in the fight against corruption, and we hope your comeback strategy starts with this report.

-- David Morrow
Editor-in-Chief

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