Enron

...innovative financiers from outside the clubby world of Wall Street were castrated at the end of the Reagan '80s. The late Ken Lay--of Enron fame--saw his reputation destroyed after the '90s Clinton boom, along with Tyco's Dennis Kozlowski...

In this article: Wall Street, Joe Nocera, God, TARP, Lloyd Blankfein, FedEx, NFL, Google, Goldman Sachs, and General Motors

...Duet For One and Weisz for A Streetcar Named Desire. Advertisement - article continues below » Two big productions of the year, Enron, which sees a financial scandal turned into an entertaining romp, and Jerusalem, a story of life in...

In this article: Lenny Henry, Juliet Stevenson, Rachel Weisz, Natasha Richardson, London, Jerusalem, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Ophelia, and Hamlet

...West End-bound production of Jez Butterworth's Jerusalem leads the nominations list, with four citations, while another Royal Court play, Enron, and the import of August: Osage County from Broadway have received three nominations...

In this article: August: Osage County, Jerusalem, London, and Rondi Reed

...and didn't require training, but the doors that should have opened didn't. West Michigan authorities dubbed the CyberNet scandal "our Enron," referring to the Texas energy company that turned out to be an $11 billion bust for investors and...

In this article: Bankruptcy, Huntington Bank, Grand Rapids, and Suicide

...also said that in 2001 and 2002, events such as the September 11, 2001, attacks, the bursting of the dot-com bubble and the bankruptcies of Enron and WorldCom contributed to the problems because "we did not foresee any of them." Messier said...

In this article: Jean-Marie Messier, Vivendi, Allegation, Manhattan, NEW YORK, Dot-com bubble, and Bankruptcy

...this decade when President George W. Bush ordered the creation of a Justice Department task force to investigate wrongdoing at Enron after the energy company failed. That task force eventually evolved into a Corporate Fraud Task...

In this article: Justice Department, Securities and Exchange Commission, Corporate Fraud Task Force, Financial crisis, Eric H. Holder Jr., Skadden Arps, Alice Fisher, and Timothy F. Geithner

...at approx. 7:00 p.m. ET A new musical in London has an unusual storyline: The collapse in 2001 of the Houston-based energy company Enron. The play centers on former CEO Jeffrey Skilling and his efforts to make Enron a global corporate...

In this article: London, NPR, Jeffrey Skilling, Citizen Kane, and Houston

...a company restated earnings. The broader law was an attempt to crack down on corporate America after accounting fraud at companies such as Enron and WorldCom. In another case involving the clawback provision, the SEC in July said it was...

In this article: Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, Securities and Exchange Commission, Allegation, and Annual report

"Enron" vs "Jerusalem" at Standard theatre awards "Enron," a play about the collapsed U.S. energy trading company, and "Jerusalem," a portrayal of less-than-idyllic life in rural England, face off at the London Evening Standard Theater...

In this article: Jerusalem, Rachel Weisz, Deanna Dunagan, A Streetcar Named Desire, Mark Rylance, Juliet Stevenson, and Lenny Henry

"Enron" vs "Jerusalem" at Standard theatre awards (Reuters) "Enron" vs "Jerusalem" at Standard theatre awards Reuters - British actress Rachel Weisz poses during a photocall to promote her latest film "Agora" in … 28 mins ago LONDON...

In this article: Jerusalem, Rachel Weisz, Deanna Dunagan, A Streetcar Named Desire, Mark Rylance, Juliet Stevenson, and Lenny Henry