After a series of recalls last year, it appears Toyota's quality-control troubles haven't come to an end yet. The Japanese automaker on Wednesday announced it's recalling a wide range of Lexus models, mainly in Japan -- but also in North America and Europe.
The mortgage-backed securities meltdown whose effects still haunt our economy sprang from a simple cause: The rules of the game gave big incentives to every player involved to ignore the problems and keep collecting their fees. And despite financial reform, those rules haven't changed much.
Johnson & Johnson's quality-control troubles apparently aren't over yet. The company on Monday recalled millions of 1 Day Acuvue contact lenses, marking its ninth consumer-product recall in a year.