[7] Minor issues can be amplified by external social processes which lead to even more severe impacts on a firm's position.
The new legislation uncovered Wells Fargo's practice of offshoring thousands of American jobs and forcing soon to be unemployed workers to train their foreign replacements.
[11] Wells Fargo reputation was further damaged when an Indian Wells Fargo executive was caught urinating on a fellow passenger on an international flight,[12] and again when an employee died at her desk and no one noticed for over 4 days until a foul smell caused employees to complain.
[13] Toyota recalled 8 million vehicles worldwide and froze the sales of eight models in the U.S. in January 2010 amongst pressure from the public, industry regulators and the media.
Later it was discovered the aircraft had a secret pitch adjustment system called MCAS[18][circular reference] that would override pilot input.
[26][27] "The 737 MAX crisis severely damaged Boeing’s reputation and eroded trust among key stakeholders, including airlines, passengers, regulators, and the general public.
The accidents and subsequent revelations about the aircraft’s design and certification processes raised questions about Boeing’s commitment to safety and transparency.