Tyson Foods CFO arrested, raises questions on his ability to serve, WSJ reports

The arrest of Tyson Foods Chief Financial Officers, CFO, John Tyson on public intoxication and criminal trespassing charges has raised questions on Tyson’s ability to serve as the finance chief, Jennifer Williams-Alvarez of The Wall Street Journal reports. Tyson, the son of the company’s chairman, was found in a woman’s bed in her home, according to the preliminary arrest report. Governance experts previously raised questions about potential conflicts of interest when Tyson was named CFO. This most recent incident underscores those concerns and adds new doubts on how the board will handle the potential performance issues. Reference Link