Used to Be Brilliant
John Browne
Former chairman of BP
Britain's tabloids went into overdrive, exposing a long-hidden homosexual relationship and forcing the resignation of one of the country's brightest corporate stars.
Founder of Countrywide Financial
The man who brought mortgages to the masses has become the public face of the subprime-mortgage debacle.
Stan O'Neal
Former C.E.O. of Merrill Lynch
America's highest-ranking black business executive found that he had less goodwill than he thought at Merrill and was done in by the subprime crisis.
C.E.O. of the Blackstone Group
It may have once seemed like a good idea to be the poster boy for private equity. Not anymore.
Eliot Spitzer
Former governor of New York
Wall Street cheered as its biggest nemesis was undone by one of the basest public scandals in decades.






