>Dorsey isn't doing anything wrong or illegal. Yet the arrangements between West and Twitter and Square do suggest a conflict of interest. When companies buy se

>Dorsey isn't doing anything wrong or illegal. Yet the arrangements between West and Twitter and Square do suggest a conflict of interest. When companies buy services from agencies they're supposed to make their appointments based on the value that agency will be able to provide. Appointing a company that your CEO is invested in could raise a problem for internal marketing departments: it could present some political tensions if the marketing boss wanted to get rid of the agency from the roster, for example. Such interests can make it difficult to for him to fulfill his duties impartially.