Attorney General John Ashcroft and a top aide recused themselves Thursday from the Justice Department's criminal investigation of Enron Corp., the energy giant that filed the largest bankruptcy case ...

SAN FRANCISCO - In a case that raised disturbing comparisons to the Enron scandal a decade ago, JPMorgan Chase & Co. agreed Tuesday to pay $410 million to settle federal charges of manipulating ...

What little we know thus far about FTX suggests an Enron on steroids, fueled by the oxygen of woke capitalism. While the FTX narrative is similarly tethered in technological innovation ...

Enron was founded in 1985 as a natural gas pipeline ... its revolutionary medical testing technology was a sham. In the case of Theranos, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act’s disclosure mandates wouldn ...

He denied the charges. But building a case against Ken Lay, perhaps the biggest target of all, was proving a tougher task. Despite Enron's collapse into scandal, Lay was still admired by many.

Enron itself has abandoned the project ... “We are of the considered view that though normally in such a case a judicial inquiry should have been conducted, but as far as the present case ...

Anderson opened the investigation after Enron filed for bankruptcy in December 2001. It is often called the most complex white collar crime case in FBI history and would take five years to complete.

If any of these assumptions prove wildly inaccurate (which is often the case; even the best accountants cannot predict the future), then a discounted cash flow model becomes useless. At Enron ...

Enron was the seventh-largest U.S. corporation ... the appeal and either summarily reverse the appeals court or set the case for full consideration. U.S. Justice Department Solicitor General ...