Money | Best Buy Best Buy CEO Sunk by Relationship With Staffer? 'Star Tribune' says that's the allegation against Brian Dunn By Kate Seamons Posted Apr 12, 2012 7:56 AM CDT Copied Best Buy CEO Brian Dunn attends the Club Beats launch party at Best Buy Union Square on November 19, 2009 in New York City. (Getty Images) What might have sunk Best Buy's Brian Dunn? That thing that often fells men in power: allegations of an affair with a female employee—and there's a twist. The Minneapolis Star Tribune reports that the former CEO is accused of using company resources to facilitate that relationship. Best Buy offered no comment, and the Star Tribune is light on any supporting details. A source tells the paper that the company is looking into "multiple complaints that Dunn behaved inappropriately with a female subordinate." Read These Next A look at President Trump's fast pivot on Minneapolis. President Trump says he had a 'very good call' with Gov. Walz. Minnesota judge makes an unusual move against the ICE chief. During a stormy takeoff in Maine, plane ends up 'upside down.' Report an error