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The Enron Scandal - Unmoderated
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3227Justices Grill Prosecution In Arthur Andersen Case High Court Lets Pesticide CaLabrador-4/27/2005
3226Re: <i> In some way, the investing public should pay for the audit, and haRaymond Duray-4/27/2005
3225>>A federal judge gave preliminary approval Tuesday to a deal under which Labrador-4/26/2005
3224<b>Good idea buried in Enron's rubble</b> Tuesday, April 26, 20Glenn Petersen-4/26/2005
3223I would expect most, if not all, of that $79 million to go toward legal fees andGlenn Petersen-4/26/2005
3222Re: <i>the Rigases are giving up virtually all of their holdings. The settRaymond Duray-4/26/2005
3221<b>Preliminary OK Given to Andersen Settlement</b> By ERIN McCLAM, Glenn Petersen-4/26/2005
3220More details on the Rigas settlement: <b>Rigas Family to Cede Assets to AGlenn Petersen-4/26/2005
3219Former Enron broadband head testifies -- Skilling implicated in scheme to defrauRaymond Duray-4/25/2005
3218<i>...the Rigas family members will forfeit <b>in excess of $1.5 bilGlenn Petersen-4/25/2005
3217Roughly half of the <i>9/11</i> gross was overseas. I don't thiGlenn Petersen-4/25/2005
3216<b>Adelphia to Pay $700M to Resolve Probe</b> By MARK SHERMAN, AssoGlenn Petersen-4/25/2005
3215Re: <i>My uneducated guess is that "Guys" will do $7 to $9 milliRaymond Duray-4/24/2005
3214Two of the theaters were in New York and one was in Houston. A guaranteed healtGlenn Petersen-4/24/2005
3213Glenn, That's interesting. The average per screen was $27K. The Enron filRaymond Duray-4/24/2005
3212868 theaters and a box office of $23.9 million. boxofficemojo.comGlenn Petersen-4/24/2005
3211Re: <i>If I recall correctly, Moore's movie opened in about 300 theateRaymond Duray-4/24/2005
3210The movie did about $75,000 over the weekend, an impressive $25,000 per screen. Glenn Petersen-4/24/2005
3209<b>Merrill's Bayly Gets 30 Months in Enron Barge Scheme</b> AprGlenn Petersen-4/24/2005
3208Hi Glenn, The Bend MSA is about 150,000 people. Quite often the more interestinRaymond Duray-4/22/2005
3207The movie opens in Chicago next Friday. Bend can't be far behind.Glenn Petersen-4/22/2005
3206AlterNet Movie Review: Seeing Is Believing By Noy Thrupkaew, AlterNet Posted on Raymond Duray-4/22/2005
3205<b>KPMG Settles With S.E.C. on Xerox Audits</b> By GRETCHEN MORGENSGlenn Petersen-4/20/2005
3204<b>Search for Enron Internet jury begins</b> April 18, 2005, 3:13PMGlenn Petersen-4/18/2005
3203<b>Here It Comes: The Sarbanes-Oxley Backlash</b> nytimes.com ApriGlenn Petersen-4/17/2005
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