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...are debating what to do about a political problem they helped create. From the first belated disclosure that the energy giant sought help from Bush's team, the White House has helped fuel the story by refusing to release some details and offering...
...several company officials and auditing firm Arthur Andersen in an effort to recover vast retirement funds lost when the energy giant filed for bankruptcy. The suit, one of several filed by employees against Enron officials, claims the defendants...
...destroying thousands of documents and deleting computer files related to its audit of Houston-based Enron, the collapsed energy giant. The indictment was the first criminal charge in a case that has roiled the White House and Congress and dissolved...
...maker's shares were up $1 at $38.05. Among Dow components, several major blue-chips were also showing big gains. Energy giant ExxonMobil was up $1.63 at $32.55, and J.P. Morgan Chase shook off previous losses to trade up $2.60 at...
...had filed for bankruptcy protection in December, continued to unravel as more details emerged about how the former energy giant hid debt and inflated profits. And domestic design tycoon Martha Stewart faced insider trading charges for allegedly...
...resisting any quick change. At a congressional hearing in late July, Ben Soraci, director of U.S. retail sales for energy giant ExxonMobil, said that in some states his company could not legally change the way it measured gasoline at retail pumps...
...We were walking the entire time, day and night, rain or shine," German Scholz, a Chilean consultant for European energy giant Repsol-YPF, told Channel 10 television Thursday shortly after being freed. Two Frenchmen escaped a few days after...
...protection and sued rival Dynegy Inc. for $10 billion as it tries to reverse a tailspin that has crippled the one-time energy giant. The filings were largely expected after Enron's credit rating collapsed and Dynegy scuttled the proposed buyout...
...destruction of Enron documents. The memo from a lawyer was dated Oct. 12, 2001, when Andersen and executives of the energy giant "knew that Enron was in real trouble and the roof was about to collapse on them," Lieberman said. Rep. John Dingell...
...auditing team, Andersen also hired a law firm in anticipation of possible lawsuits involving Enron, the Houston-based energy giant that spiraled into bankruptcy Dec. 2. Andersen played down the significance of the computer analysis. And Zajac in...