Whole Foods: Half Truths

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It is confirmed that Whole Foods CEO has been posting notes on financial message boards under a fake name, with James Post, Boston University School of Management professor; Brad Agle, Berg Center for Ethics and Leadership director; Stephen Moore, WSJ editorial board; and CNBC's Liz Claman

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