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U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, who once said that writing dissents made life worth living, wrote a scorcher last February. Full Article at Law.com
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court has raised doubts about the validity of part of the anti-fraud law enacted in response to Enron and other corporate scandals early this decade. Full Article at KIVITV.com
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FILE - In this Jan. 14, 2004 file photo, Lea Fastow, center, wife of former Enron finance chief Andrew S. Fastow arrives at the federal courthouse with her attorneys in Houston. View Photo »
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In the post-Enron and post-9/11 era, prosecutors have been much more aggressive in cases that used to be business ethics or civil cases
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The Supreme Court is set to hear three big cases charging that the anti-corruption laws are too vague and recent high-level prosecutions under them must be struck down. What exactly does that mean? Full Article at The Washington Independent
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As any middle-schooler could tell you, such an entity goes against every principle of American civics. Full Article at The American | American Enterprise Institute
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The Supreme Court hears a case on Monday that could alter how corporate America is audited and overhaul the Sarbanes-Oxley corporate reform act. Full Article at CNBC
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FILE - In this March 13, 2006 file photo, former Enron CFO Andrew Fastow, left, is escorted away from the federal courthouse by an officer in Houston at the end of his final day of testimony in the fraud and conspiracy trial of former Enron executives K... View Photo »
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There's been a lot of talk back home ... about a lack of transparency, and a mountain of unsustainable debt. I don't know why that is. Envy, maybe? Hypocrisy, certainly. I don't think what went on at Enron and Northern Rock and Lehman's was very transparent.
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The U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments on Monday testing the constitutionality of the federal anti-fraud law that grew out of the Enron scandal. Full Article at NPR
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The Supreme Court hears arguments Monday testing the constitutionality of the federal anti-fraud law that grew out of the Enron scandal. At issue is the board Congress created to oversee independent audits of publicly traded companies. Full Article at NPR
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In the post-Enron and post-9/11 era, prosecutors have been much more aggressive in cases that used to be business ethics or civil cases
– Mark Harris SOURCE: Law.com -
There's been a lot of talk back home ... about a lack of transparency, and a mountain of unsustainable debt. I don't know why that is. Envy, maybe? Hypocrisy, certainly. I don't think what went on at Enron and Northern Rock and Lehman's was very transparent.
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Okay, meet the guys at the heart of this so-called solution. They include the guys from Enron who designed energy trading, and the Wall Street financiers like Goldman Sachs who gave us the subprime mortgage crisis.
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Although our settlement with Enron called for significant consumer restitution, we expected to receive only pennies on the dollar due to the company's bankruptcy ... In the end, we were able to recover nearly half of the $22.5 million we were owed under the settlement. That's more than anyone expected.
– Rob McKenna SOURCE: Legal NewsLine -
How fitting that Enron will pay to provide warmth to low-income families and to help Washington residents make their homes more energy-efficient ... These programs are especially needed in today's economy and will benefit those least able to bear the burden of higher power bills.
– Rob McKenna SOURCE: Legal NewsLine -
If a team of journalists and Greenpeace managed to track down India’s most wanted man in a matter of days, how seriously have the U.S. authorities tried to find him in all these years? The U.S. has reacted swiftly on curbing the financial corporate crimes of Enron and WorldCom, but has clearly not made ...
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The head and shoulders winner at this year's awards was the Royal Court theatre - it dominated the shortlists with 11 nominations and won four with awards for two of the most-talked about plays of the year, Jerusalem and Enron. ... Unusually, there were no wins for west end commercial theatre or the Nat...
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I'm disappointed my colleagues voted for a bill that will bust the budget, increase taxes, coerce taxpayers into funding abortion, and grant politicians and bureaucrats the power to ration and deny medically necessary care. The accounting tricks in this bill would make Bernie Madoff and Enron executives...
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I saw Enron last week and the idea that a Tory patsy running the London Arts Council would find money to fund a play like Enron – forget it.
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In 2002, in the midst of the tech bust and Enron corporate scandal, Democrats publicly flogged Republicans for not supporting the reforms Democrats are now working to undo ... It seems outrageous that the Democrats in Congress and the White House are working so hard to use the current crisis to now undo...
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It’s one thing for India to impose restrictions upon foreign multinationals like Enron or IBM ... but it’s harder for the Indian government to hobble its own multinationals. I think this is a qualitative change.
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Enron, WorldCom were clearly illegal activity
– Mike Oxley SOURCE: Houston Chronicle -
Maccabi is probably one of the top five brands in Israel. … But Enron was a huge as well
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Krugman was one of the first to argue that deregulation of the California energy market had led to illegal market-manipulation by Enron and other energy companies.
SOURCE: Balloon Juice -
Enron now has excellent credentials with many ‘green' interests including Greenpeace, WWF, NRDC, German Watch, the U.S. Climate Action Network, the European Climate Action Network, Ozone Action, WRI, and Worldwatch.
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She attacked the Congressman and his efforts to promote a Republican bill to audit the Federal Reserve ... She actually questioned his understanding of the difference between fiscal and monetary policy. She had the audacity to attack a Congressman who used to be an economist. She's a career lobbyist who...
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This was several month ago, but you can look it up, the lobbyist who was the head lobbyist for Enron was hired with our taxpayer money to try and spend this office effort to try and get transparency at the Federal Reserve.
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I'm tired of the Enron accounting practices
SOURCE: Detroit Free Press -
The battle for land lies at the heart of the ‘development’ debate ... Before he became India’s finance minister, P. Chidambaram was Enron’s lawyer and member of the board of directors of Vedanta, a multinational mining corporation that is currently devastating the Niyamgiri hills in Orissa. Perhaps his ...
– Arundhati Roy SOURCE: Dawn -
In 1993, we were trying to change the business to what today is U.S. Energy Services, and I kept reading about folks I had worked with [at Enron] who were making millions of dollars
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The Enron Task Force doesn't have a great record on appeal
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This is another example where the Department of Education is like Enron
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One minute, director Rupert Goold is being showered with praise for his production of Lucy Prebble’s Enron at London’s Royal Court. The next, he’s critically ravaged for his Turandot at English National Opera
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We are so relieved ... We’ve been waiting almost three years now since Jeff was convicted. You know, the stain of the Enron story has been hard to overcome. And the Supreme Court has decided it’s going to give us a full, frank and fair hearing.
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the whole Enron-Tyco-Martha Stewart debacle, when everyone was gnashing their teeth and saying, we need more regulation, we can't let this happen ever again. And it's only taken us six years to go through another boom and bust cycle. The good news is I can reissue this book every six years.
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