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Special Report
Enron's Endgame NEW YORK - Since Enron declared bankruptcy last fall, many aspects of corporate life--including chief executive pay, corporate governance, SEC rules, stock options, stock analysts, and accounting practices--have come under question. Enron was once widely referred to as the nation's seventh-largest company. But even that seemingly straightforward designation turns out to be misleading since Enron's revenue was generated through the a dubious method it used to book energy trades. With Enron, many facts turned out to be not facts at all. What follows is an overview of Forbes.com's coverage of the debacle. How Enron GrewEnron The Incredible 01.15.02Before it went bust, Enron was building the $5 million dollar man--or so it said. Its Top ExecutivesEnron's Man Who Didn't Know Too Much 02.08.02Skilling says as far as he knew, Enron's future looked bright. Other execs take the Fifth. Ken Lay's Best Defense 02.13.02 Accounting is hard, Lay will say. But when the questions get simpler, the answers may be even tougher. How They Got RichDid Enron Execs 'Dump' Shares? 03.22.02Enron execs got rich on options not because the share price rose, but because of grants from the board. The Decline--And Likely Fall--Of Arthur AndersenAccounting For Texans 01.16.02Arthur Andersen fires a partner it says shredded Enron papers, but the auditor's problems began years before. Andersen Indictment And Consequences 03.15.02 Legal troubles for the firm become a curtain raiser to charges against the primary Enron miscreants. The Andersen Defection Directory We track the firm's fleeing clients--and the billings they're taking with them. Those So-Called AnalystsWhile Enron Burned, Wall Street Fiddled 11.29.01Enron's spectacular flameout leaves questions about who knew and who should have asked. Enron Analysts: We Was Duped 02.27.02 Wall Street's sages proclaim their independence--all in the same way. Enron's Incurious LawyersIt's The Lawyers' Turn To Answer For Enron 03.14.02In the case of Enron, its lawyers didn't ask enough questions. Today they will have to answer why not. Key DocumentsShareholder LawsuitPowers Report Download the full report of the Special Investigative Committee of the Board of Directors at Enron Click here for our complete coverage
Mutual Fund Survey 2002 - 8/29/02 6:30:00 PM ET Ratings for 1,033 funds, our Honor Roll and exclusive articles about mutual fund trends. Bristol's SEC Probe May Be Painful Cure - 8/29/02 4:48:59 PM ET A formal review of Bristol-Myers Squibb's accounting comes as investors wait for word on a new drug. InterMune Gets Around The FDA - 8/29/02 11:20:00 AM ET The biotech's stock rise highlights one area in drugmaking where the FDA has little control. WorldCom And The Mystery Of Buford Yates - 8/29/02 9:03:19 AM ET Wednesday's indictment of Scott Sullivan was no surprise. But who's his buddy Buford? America's Best-Dressed Billionaires - 8/26/02 12:00:00 PM ET Simon Doonan, Barneys New York's creative director, picks the five most stylish American billionaires.
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Andersen Clients Evacuate Post-Verdict The Andersen Defection Directory News Scan P.M.: Aug. 5, 2002
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