Nexis, the news and legal database company (to which The Sun has a subscription) has helpful hints!

Under the category, "How Do I Find Negative Information in the News?", Nexis says to enter the name of a person or company and then try the following search terms. (The "!" sign is a wildcard for truncation searches. For example "investigat!" hits on investigated, investigation, investigate etc.):

Enter abus! or accus! or alleg! or arraign! or arrest! or assault! or attack! or bankrupt! or beat! or breach! or brib! or ( chapter pre/1 7 or 11 ) or charg! or conspir! or co-conspir! or convict! or corrupt! or court! or crime or criminal! or critici! or deceiv! or decept! or defendant or defraud! or denied or deny or disciplin! or discrim! or distort! or embattled or fraud! or guilt! or harass! or illegal! or incriminat! or indict! or inside! info! or insolv! or investigat! or judgement or judgment or launder! or liquidat! or litigat! or manipul! or misappropriat! or misconduct or misdeme! or mismanag! or misrepresent! or negligen! or offen! or probat! or prosecut! or racketeer! or revocation or revoke* or risk! or sabotag! or sanction! or scam! or scandal! or separat! or steal! or stole* or sued or suing or suspen! or terroris! or theft or threat! or unlawful! or verdict or violat! or violen! in the blank search field directly below the previous drop-down boxes

They left out scumba! and slimebuck! and sleaz!