Many analysts blamed antiquated internal financial systems for Boeing's woes, and Ms. Hopkins's reputation flourished as she modernized Boeing's financial operation.
Every business has its problems, but no leader wants their private business woes to tarnish their public reputation.
After similar antitrust woes, IBM took decades to shed its reputation for being overbearing and arrogant.
Cinar's woes are just the latest to tarnish the reputation of the Toronto Stock Exchange, Canada's leading stock market.
ADIA's investment may not solve Citigroup's woes but it could help to shift the reputation of sovereign investors from sinister to supportive.
Nationwide insisted its results were evidence that mutuals can be successful in retail banking, amid fears that the woes at the Co-operative Banking Group had tarnished the sector's reputation.
To add to the GOP's woes, its former presidential candidate Mike Huckabee, who built a reputation for himself as the kinder, gentler, sunnier conservative, has added his two cents.
I've come to the simple recognition that would have saved me much woe 30 or 40 or 50 years ago — that one's eventual reputation has very little to do with one's talent.
That was a signal that consumers would pay for an authentic American-made watch and that Detroit's reputation as an industrial leader was still intact, despite its well-publicized woes.
One senior figure suggests that Lib Dem MPs are building strong, independent local reputations not just despite, but because of, the party's national woes.
