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Kenneth Lay Quotes - Enron CEO  Open this page in a new window
- - - The collapse of Enron and the subsequent collapse of Arthur Andersen were tremendous tragedies. But as I stated at the time of my indictment on July 8, 2004, failure does not equate to a crime. -
http://www.woopidoo.com/business_quotes/authors/kenneth-lay/index.htm

Enron's mismanagement of trust  Open this page in a new window
At the time of its collapse, Enron�s market capitalization exceeded $60 billion, after growing at over 50% per year for a decade.
http://blog.kir.com/archives/001299.asp

Hakia - First Meaning-based Search Engine - ReadWr  Open this page in a new window
... better than Google. However, I did see one very impressive thing in Hakia. In its results was this statement: Enron's collapse was not caused by overstated resource reserves, but by another kind of overstatement. This is pretty witty.... but I am still not convinced that it is doing semantic...
http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/hakia_meaning-based_search.php

story #65, organizational and business storytelling in t  Open this page in a new window
... self-confidence well before he had scaled the heights of the business world. When asked during his Harvard interview if he was smart, Skilling famously replied: "I'm fucking smart," according to The Smartest Guys in the Room, a book about Enron's collapse by Bethany McLean and Peter Elkind.
http://www.stevedenning.com/SIN-65-Enron-Skillings-indicted.html

The Aloha Petroleum Deal: Archive Entry From Brad  Open this page in a new window
The magnitude of Enron's collapse is many times greater than Harken's financial travails. Moreover, Enron's top officers are facing criminal charges for their actions. Although the SEC required Harken to revise its financial results for 1989, it did not refer the case to its enforcement...
http://www.j-bradford-delong.net/movable_type/archives/000345.html

The National Association of Manufacturers Incumben  Open this page in a new window
The NAM opposed the amendment, offered in the wake of the Enron collapse, which could have driven many employers from the private retirement system by significantly expanding the liability of employers who sponsor employee benefit plans. NAM POSITION: No. N Making Tax Cuts Permanent (H.R....
http://bipac.net/incumbent_detail.asp?g=nam&leg_id_num=8766

Myths Debunked - Adam Smith Proved that Greed Is  Open this page in a new window
I talked to Dr. Lux in February of 2002 to suggest that he reissue the book in light of the Enron collapse, and he said a professor in Texas is using it in his ethics classes.  The book is available in spiral bound form in the college bookstore.  It's the Palo Alto College in San Antonio,...
http://www.makethemaccountable.com/myth/GreedIsGood.htm

ART / 4 / 2DAY  Open this page in a new window
... accounting practices are highly complex, and although it reports billions of dollars in profit every year, its debt has swelled to $24 billion. After Enron's collapse, Tyco came under fresh scrutiny and was then damaged by troubling disclosures and abrupt changes in its business strategy
http://ojourdui.ifrance.com/art/art4jun/art0604.html

Corporate Responsibility  Open this page in a new window
• Alleged activity The full details of the Enron collapse are still emerging. Enron, with the assistance of its accounting firm Arthur Andersen, misrepresented the company's finances by establishing complicated partnership arrangements which absorbed significant amount of the company's...
http://www.newsbatch.com/corp.htm

"Organization and Business Ethics: Anatomy of  Open this page in a new window
... - the only thing better would be a public mea culpa from Skilling or Lay. But their actions after Enron's collapse show they still do not believe they have done anything wrong - it was those "asshole analysts" who messed up a perfectly good Ponzi scheme. Santiago Zorzopulos Available...
http://www.ethicaledge.com/br_guest_anatomy.htm

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ENRON'S MANY STRANDS - New York Times  Open this page in a new window
ENRON'S MANY STRANDS Published: January 29, 2002 ANDERSEN LOSES BUSINESS -- Clients of Arthur Andersen are asking questions about its role in Enron's collapse, and the firm is losing business as a result. BUSINESS DAY, PAGE C1 A TARNISHED LAW FIRM -- The role of the Houston law firm Vinson...
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