| FIVE QUESTIONS FOR... Avoiding another Enron MarketWatch - SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Guilty verdicts against two former Enron chiefs last month closed the books on the biggest case of corporate chicanery in recent ... Rand Study: Small Public Firms Felt Effects of Sarbanes-Oxley In Enron's wake a sense of proportion must prevail Number of accounting graduates rebounding from slow period |
| Information Privacy, Retention and Other Necessary Evils Computerworld - A recent article here in Computerworld Blogs was discussing Information Privacy and was querying what will be the event that becomes the "Enron of information ... |
| General Counsel to Directors: You 10 Most Common Mistakes Boardmember.com, TN - ... Just ask the former directors of Enron Corp., who obviously glossed over the disingenuous strategies that company was using to hide the highly leveraged nature ... |
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| Sharing contact networks the scrutineer | Bruce McCabe Australian IT, Australia - ... For a visual appreciation of the value of analysing email-based social data, take a look at the Enron Corpus Viewer (http:// jheer.org/enron/). ... |
| Vinson forks out $30m in Enron escape plan The Lawyer, UK - Vinson & Elkins has settled to the tune of $30m (£16.09m) with Enron's bankruptcy estate in a deal that staves off the threat of civil litigation from the ... |
| Number of accounting graduates rebounding from slow period Bizjournals.com, NC - ... This resulted in what happened with Enron and WorldCom, but it's also something that gives us getting into accounting an opportunity to change things so it won ... Tighter controls won't end corporate fraud Opinion by Bruce Meyerson : CPAs hit by SEC often pay no price Oversight of rogue CPAs has been inconsistent |
| Baltimore accounting firm 'critical' to Enron convictions Baltimore Business Journal, MD - For nearly four years, Michael Petron and his Ellin & Tucker colleagues pored over millions of documents from Enron Corp.'s rise and fall. ... |
| Employees rev up habits for saving Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, IN - ... Five years after Enron’s meltdown cost its workers their jobs, their pensions and their 401(k) plans stuffed with Enron stock, the lesson is finally ... VIEW: The myth of the ‘Ownership Society’ — J Bradford ... |
| Our Readers' Views The News Journal, DE - ... off. Our policy makers deregulated the electric company even though Enron rigged energy markets and almost drove California. It's ... |
| Enron's legal advisers unscathed so far Kentucky.com, KY - It looks as though everybody connected to the Enron collapse got zapped by the law, including the Arthur Andersen accounting firm and JPMorgan Chase, which ... |
| If power-line promises seem too good to be true ... Times Herald-Record, NY - ... what? So companies like Mirant can neglect the reservoir system in Sullivan County, and Enron executives could enrich themselves? ... |
| It's Time for Spitzer to Probe 401(k) Plan Costs Bloomberg - ... You would think after the Enron Corp. accounting scandal and trial that Congress would be eager to fix some of the flaws in the 401(k) system. ... |
| No accounting for ephemeral goods Palm Beach Post, United States - But it was not the kind of thing that usually stirs their wrath. What it was, plain and simple, was executive greed, the flaw that brought down Enron. ... |
| Feds Were Accomplices to Enron Crooks Human Events - Federal prosecutors have successfully prosecuted Enron CEOs Jeff Skilling and Kenneth Lay for what the grand jury's indictment described as "a wide-ranging ... |
| Rising prison problems begin to trickle into society USA Today - ... Comedians joke about what'll happen to former Enron CEO Ken Lay once he's behind bars. Most people feel that what goes on in prisons doesn't affect them. ... |
| CBI warns over cost of crackdown on auditors Financial Times, UK - ... It is an unnecessary piece of legislation.". Auditors have been subject to a series of new regulatory controls since Enron, Parmalat and other scandals. ... |
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