NEW YORK, NY – When Enron released its disastrous quarterly earnings results on October 16th, 2001, including an unexpected write-off, a pair of journalists were already hard at work writing a story ...

HOUSTON (AP) — An elaborate parody appears to be behind an effort to resurrect Enron, the Houston-based energy company that exemplified the worst in American corporate fraud and greed after it went ...

Ram Bala, an AI and analytics guru, said the AI boom showcasing three of Enron's signature financial tactics, but it's "not like bubbles of the past." ...

Congress got back to work last week. It has a lot of unfinished business: taxes, energy, trade and the "economic stimulus" package. Now the Enron debacle is going to suck up time with hearings.

Judging by the sudden media explosion, the Enron saga is a high-octane political scandal of the first order. Or, some journalists say, it's a badly hyped bit of Beltway intrigue that will run out of ...

A year ago, Enron was America's seventh largest company, but in less than a year, stock prices fell from more than 90 dollars to under one dollar, market capitalization from 60 billion dollars to less ...

The Enron story is significant not just because of the damage caused to people and pocketbooks but also because it follows so quickly in the wake of other corporate disasters that have served to ...

Enron is a well-worn story of many things: accounting irregularities, energy deregulation, New Economy hysteria, and other matters that contributed to one of the largest bankruptcies in U.S. history.

Today I came a cross an interesting new website called Ungagged.net (via this post on Houston’s Clear Thinkers). The site has one primary purpose: to “raise awareness about the problem of ...