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Tyco International

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Oct 5, 2026

Brian GrayHOST
48:35
Yeah, I think that, so I think that there's...
Brian GrayHOST
48:40
You-- Do you remember back in 2001 when the internet was a big thing, and the stock market was going crazy back then, and then it crashed, and then you had all these, uh, when the water came back, it, it exposed all of these scams that were going on, like Enron and Tyco and all of those.
Brian GrayHOST
49:01
Do you remember that?
Jeff LuskevarHOST
49:02
Yes.
Kandi ThomasHOST
28:42
This one totaled 14.8 billion impunitive damages.
Kandi ThomasHOST
28:48
This combined national class action settlements from manufacturers including 3M, DuPont, Tyco, and BSAF, and is dedicated to funding public water provider cleanup.
Kandi ThomasHOST
29:01
3M reached a massive $12.5 million nationwide agreement to resolve claims by U.S. public drinking water systems detecting PFAS at any level funding testing and treatment infrastructure.
Kandi ThomasHOST
29:17
DuPont, Chemours, and Cortiva agreed to a $1.19 billion package to resolve claims that they were tied to PFAS contamination.
John MackeyGUEST
7:54
And some of the bigger platforms are really struggling to say, okay, is it a NetSuite solution? Or is it, you know, one of the platforms is putting in SAP.
John MackeyGUEST
8:02
Remember when we did that at Tyco? I know.
John MackeyGUEST
8:07
Yep, felt the pain.
John MackeyGUEST
8:08
It's still going on, don't
Andy PruittGUEST
37:48
So you could go and specifically to risk engineering.
Andy PruittGUEST
37:52
And normally those people migrate into places like maybe they work for Tyco or Simplex or Siemens, right? Health life safety control systems.
Andy PruittGUEST
38:02
You'll find risk engineers in your EPCMs, your engineering procurement construction management companies.
Andy PruittGUEST
38:08
So it's, there's a whole body around risk engineering.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
17:26
It came to the surface when Tycho got into a problem in the early part of the last decade.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
17:33
You've never heard of Tyco.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
17:34
It's a company that grew through a lot of acquisitions.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
17:36
It was a conglomerate.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
17:41
And when the accounting scandal blew up, the company lost 70% of its stock price.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
17:47
That was no surprise.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
17:48
But when Tyco went through the accounting scandal, GE lost 15% of its value.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
17:55
So what do they have in common? What do Tyco and GE have in common? They're both conglomerates, they both grew through acquisition.
Alex EdmansGUEST
60:14
A- and we've seen many examples of CEOs who might be crooked or running the company for reasons other than long-term shareholder value.
Alex EdmansGUEST
60:22
So the Tyco CEO threw a million, multi-million dollar birthday bash for his wife and charged half of it to Tyco.
Alex EdmansGUEST
60:29
How he was able to get away with this as a legitimate business expense, I, I, I, I don't know.
Alex EdmansGUEST
60:34
Um, but what you'd love is you'd love to be able to find the CEOs who are crooked and short their companies.
PhilHOST
9:41
And one of them being the board of directors, right? You can't control what they're going to do.
PhilHOST
9:45
You can't necessarily control if they're going to issue more shares, right? You, God forbid something ever happens like with Tyco security products, right? Dennis Kozlowski, right? He was out spending like something like $25,000 on the, on umbrellas, you know, as the CEO, right? You can't control that.
PhilHOST
10:01
Now with Bitcoin, right? You just get to opt out of all that shit.
PhilHOST
10:03
That was the narrative, right? And it worked for a lot of people like me who didn't, right? I'm not a full-time stock trader.
Maureen CallahanHOST
56:24
Now, apparently, you can rent, like, the lawn of the Kennedy, like, the main Kennedy house for events, you know? Okay, society was shocked this summer when invitations went out for a joint birthday party for Dennis Kozlowski.
Maureen CallahanHOST
56:41
The former Tyco exec jailed in 2005 over a $134 million fraud scheme.
Maureen CallahanHOST
56:46
I believe this was the guy who had, like, a gold-plated or a fully gold...
Maureen CallahanHOST
56:52
Umbrella holder.
Shirley LeungGUEST
25:54
You know, this is a story that the New York Post broke last week about Dennis Kozlowski.
Shirley LeungGUEST
26:00
He's a, you know, the disgraced former Tyco CEO.
Shirley LeungGUEST
26:03
Do you remember he was on trial two decades ago? He had the, he had this fancy birthday party in Sardinia.
Shirley LeungGUEST
26:10
Toga party.
Alex EdmansGUEST
53:15
They might do flashy rebrands or big mega mergers, or they might be concerned about just using the company as a piggy bank.
Alex EdmansGUEST
53:23
So it was the CEO of Tyco who threw a, I think it was a $2 million party for his wife's 40th birthday, charging half of it to, to Tyco, and this really matters.
Alex EdmansGUEST
53:33
And what I'm suggesting in this chapter is we can use a lot of these publicly available signals to tell us a lot about the CEO as, the CEO's character.
John R. MilesHOST
53:43
So AI is becoming increasingly sophisticated, even faster than even the experts thought it might.

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