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Tags: BUSINESS failures; ENRON Corp.; FINANCE -- Law & legislation
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- Jury Sides With Alliance Capital. Shaw, Helen // Investment Management Weekly;4/25/2005, Vol. 18 Issue 16, p2
Reports on the decision made by a Florida jury in favor of Alliance Capital Management in a lawsuit lodged by the Florida State Board of Administration (FSBA) claiming the negligence of the manager regarding its holdings in Enron shares. Allegations on the role of Alliance Capital in the...
- Real Leaders Might Have Saved Enron. Fisher Jr., James R. // Executive Excellence;Mar2002, Vol. 19 Issue 3, p6
Analyzes U.S.-based Enron Corp.'s financial failure in the last quarter of 2001. Factors contributing to the financial problems of the company; Responsibility of senior leaders to focus on the efficacy and wellness of the company; Effectiveness of unionism.
- Enron collapse drains power from NY pension funds. Lentz, Philip // Crain's New York Business;12/3/2001, Vol. 17 Issue 49, p4
Reports the business failure of Enron Corp. in New York, New York. Impact of the company collapse on government shares; Removal of the company from the S&P 500 Index listing; Disruption of electric services of customers.
- ENRON'S SHADOW. Wipperfurth, Heike // Crain's New York Business;1/21/2002, Vol. 18 Issue 3, p1
Reports the business failure of Enron in New York, New York. List of groups vying for the lead plaintiff in class-action suits against Enron; Application of bankruptcy protection by the company; Possibility of the judge to decide on the group with largest losses.
- ENRON: WHAT WENT WRONG? // Fordham Journal of Corporate & Financial Law;2002 Symposium, Vol. 8, pS1
Presents a panel discussion about the collapse of Enron Corporation. Role of greed in the company's collapse; Effects of the business failure; Conclusion of the Powers Committee Report about the fate of Enron.
- SYMPOSIUM ADDENDUM. Katsoris, Constantine N. // Fordham Journal of Corporate & Financial Law;2002 Symposium, Vol. 8, pS47
Discusses issues concerning the collapse of Enron Corp. that are left uncovered in the panel discussion entitled Enron: What Went Wrong?. Issue of ineffectivess of audit committees in the U.S.; Suggestion of U.S. Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan in the aftermath of the Enron...
- What's the Fallout From Enron? // Treasury & Risk Management;Mar2002, Vol. 12 Issue 3, p6
Cites the causes of business failure of Enron Corp. in the U.S. Impact of the failure to the reputation of accounting firms; Relationship of the company with the accounting firm; Details on the reliability of auditing done for corporations.
- The importance of trust. Vise, Avery // Commercial Carrier Journal;Feb2002, Vol. 159 Issue 2, p8
Reports the business failure of Enron Corp. Conflict of interests between executives; Loss of investments; Decrease in the value of technology stocks.
- Enron Suit Flags Execs' Stakes in Partnerships. Agosta, Veronica; Moyer, Liz // American Banker;4/9/2002, Vol. 167 Issue 67, p1
Reports the factors attributing to the collapse of the Enron Corp. in the U.S. Advantages on the perception of the conflict of interest; Accounts on the investments of several senior executives on private equity; Causes of inflation of the profits of Enron.
