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To: ms.smartest.person who wrote (1369)	1/30/2002 8:28:48 PM
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Enron: The Collapse A special Financial Times report: specials.ft.com White House faces legal move over Enron papers The General Accounting Office, Congress's influential auditing agency, is planning legal action to force the Bush administration to release records of the White House's energy taskforce. specials.ft.com Accounting suffers wider crisis of confidence The failure of Enron has prompted a crisis of confidence in corporate accounting and US investors have been unceremoniously dumping the shares of every company that has ever had its accounting called in to question. specials.ft.com Latest Headlines White House aims for 'executive privilege' specials.ft.com US unions denounce former Tory minister specials.ft.com Enron row puts UK party funding under spotlight specials.ft.com Energy groups under renewed pressure specials.ft.com Florida looks to join suits against Enron specials.ft.com Congressional hearings on Enron Over the next three weeks eight separate hearings are scheduled on Enron's collapse by six different congressional committees. Find out what each one covers from the destruction of Enron-related documents to accounting and investor protection in light of the energy giant's collapse. specials.ft.com The Enron effect Editorial comment: Accounting - the fear spreads What happens when hard numbers suddenly look soft? The stock markets are starting to find out, as companies over which any potential accounting question may loom are caught by the Enron effect. specials.ft.com Profile Harvey Pitt must prove his mettle Harvey Pitt, the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, knows it is upon him to restore investor faith in the integrity of US audits. As the Enron scandal grows seemingly by the day, so does the intense scrutiny of the role of auditors. specials.ft.com A chart of Enron's network Caught in its own web The complicated structure of Enron's network of affiliates concealed a flaw that was fatal once the share price started to fall. specials.ft.com FT.com exclusive Limited partners of LJM2 Co-Investment Financial institutions, banks and entities involved directly or indirectly in the LJM2 partnership specials.ft.com

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