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352. MORE ENRON

Author

Eichenwald, Kurt

Subjects
Dorgan, Byron L., Eichenwald, Kurt
Published
2002

355. Fuzzy Rules Of Accounting And Enron

Author

Norris, Floyd and Eichenwald, Kurt

Subjects
Blockbuster Inc., Financial Accounting Standards Board, Video stores
Published
2002

356. SHREDDED PAPERS KEY IN ENRON CASE

Author

Eichenwald, Kurt

Abstract

For all its eye-popping revelations, the Enron case presents an enormous challenge to government investigators, one that could require years of digging to unravel. At this point, no one knows […]

Published
2002

357. ENRON WATCH

Author

Eichenwald, Kurt

Subjects
Enron Corp., Gas transmission industry
Published
2002

358. A fog over Enron, and the legal landscape

Author

Henriques, Diana B. and Eichenwald, Kurt

Subjects
Company legal issue, Enron Creditors Recovery Corp. -- Investigations, United States. Securities and Exchange Commission -- Investigations, Gas transmission industry -- Investigations, Gas industry -- Investigations, Partnership -- Investigations, Insider trading in securities -- Investigations
Abstract

'ROTTEN.' 'Horrible.' 'Indefensible.' 'Shocking.' With those words, securities law experts around the country condemned the way Enron had structured and sold a partnership called LJM2, which offered investors a chance […]

Published
2002

360. ENRON SCANDAL DEEPENS

Author

Eichenwald, Kurt

Subjects
Enron Corp., Gas transmission industry
Published
2002

361. Enron scandal deepens. (financial collapse)

Author

Eichenwald, Kurt

Subjects
Company legal issue, Enron Creditors Recovery Corp. -- Investigations, Arthur Andersen & Co. (New York, New York) -- Investigations, Electric utilities -- Investigations, Electric power production -- Investigations, Accounting firms -- Investigations
Abstract

It didn't seem like the scandal surrounding the collapse of the Enron Corporation could get any worse. Then it did. In a flood of revelations, documents were released from a […]

Published
2002

364. Arthur Andersen fires an executive for Enron orders; 3 others placed on leave; firm reports its partner told auditors to destroy papers and e-mail in the case

Author

Oppel, Jr, Richard A. and Eichenwald, Kurt

Subjects
Company legal issue, Company personnel management, Enron Creditors Recovery Corp. -- Accounting and auditing -- Human resource management, Arthur Andersen & Co. (New York, New York) -- Human resource management, United States. Securities and Exchange Commission -- Investigations -- Human resource management, Electric utilities -- Accounting and auditing -- Human resource management, Electric power production -- Investigations, Business failures -- Investigations, Accounting firms -- Human resource management
Abstract

Arthur Andersen fired its partner in charge of auditing the Enron Corporation today, saying he had ordered the destruction of thousands of documents and e-mail messages after learning that the […]

Published
2002

367. Enron's Auditor Says It Destroyed Documents

Author

Eichenwald, Kurt and Norris, Floyd

Subjects
Arthur Andersen & Co. (New York, New York), Enron Corp., Accounting firms, Gas transmission industry
Published
2002

370. Reacting to Attack in India, U.S. Aims at Pakistan Group's Assets

Author

Sanger, David E. and Eichenwald, Kurt

Subjects
Pakistan, India
Abstract

President Bush moved today to freeze the assets of a Pakistani-based terrorist group that he blamed for the attack on the Indian Parliament last week. Mr. Bush portrayed his action […]

Published
2001

372. U.S. Help Sought to Monitor Aid Groups

Author

Eichenwald, Kurt

Abstract

At least 39 countries, including several in the Middle East, have asked the United States to examine their systems for regulating charitable organizations to help ensure they are not used […]

Published
2001

373. Terror Money Hard to Block, Officials Find

Author

Eichenwald, Kurt

Abstract

In Afghanistan, the hunt for Osama bin Laden is narrowing. But on the war's financial front, the government is only now beginning to come to grips with Al Qaeda's money-raising […]

Published
2001

376. Bin Laden family, with deep western ties, strives to re-establish a name. (Saudi Binladen Group)

Author

Cowan, Alison Leigh, Eichenwald, Kurt, and Moss, Michael S.

Subjects
Company business management, Saudi Binladin Group -- Management, Binladin Organization -- Management, War on Terrorism, 2001- -- Economic aspects -- Management, Building -- Economic aspects, Construction industry -- Management -- Economic aspects
Abstract

In the week after the Sept. 11 attacks, Abdullah bin Laden picked up the telephone at his penthouse in Cambridge, Mass., and began dialing for some expert advice. This time, […]

Published
2001

383. U.S. set to widen financial assault; freezing assets of more groups suspected of terror links

Author

Miller, Judith and Eichenwald, Kurt

Subjects
Company financing, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001 -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects -- Finance, War on Terrorism, 2001- -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects -- Finance, International liquidity -- Political aspects -- Economic aspects, Terrorism -- Finance -- Political aspects -- Economic aspects
Abstract

Widening the financial assault on Osama bin Laden, administration officials are preparing to freeze the assets of about two dozen more charities and other organizations that are suspected of providing […]

Published
2001

385. San Antonio

Author

Eichenwald, Kurt

Subjects
San Antonio, Texas
Abstract

In San Antonio, federal agents searched the office of a 34-year old radiologist, said Dr. Gerald D. Dodd, chairman of the radiology department at the University of Texas Health Sciences […]

Published
2001

389. U.S. Charges Internet Operation Was a Huge Scam

Author

Eichenwald, Kurt

Abstract

By last September, life was getting rough for Donald A. English. An unemployed single father, Mr. English was almost out of cash. His family was threatened with eviction. Collection agencies […]

Published
2001

394. Pardon for Subject of Inquiry Worries Prosecutors

Author

Eichenwald, Kurt and Moss, Michael S.

Abstract

One of the 140 people pardoned last month by President Clinton was a businessman being investigated for new potential felonies. Now, some Justice Department officials arequestioning whether the president's broadly […]

Published
2001

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