[HAL9000]

From the story, Clinton per se, did nothing wrong, but his pal sure did.

The Clintons knew that they were misusing corporate resources at the expense of the shareholders on their flights to Switzerland, Acapulco, Bill's cruises on the company's megayacht with the all-female crew, etc. And it's unlikely that Bill Clinton brought much business to the company - except for the CNN presidential polling contract, which was obviously intended to help Hillary's campaign more than InfoGROUP.

[mlocher]

The Clintons knew that they were misusing corporate resources at the expense of the shareholders

I certainly am not disagreeing with you. I was pointing out that the story did not mention any wrong doing.

[aculeus]

The Clintons knew that they were misusing corporate resources at the expense of the shareholders on their flights to Switzerland, Acapulco, Bill's cruises on the company's megayacht with the all-female crew, etc.

If relatives of Clinton were provided free trips isn't there an income tax exposure? There is a concept of "constructive receipt" meaning if you received the equivalent of income you're required to report it. Also the company may be required to issue a 1099.

Someone should tip off IRS.