A surreal situation is unfolding across multiple fronts in the lawfare campaign against former President Donald Trump.

Days before bankrupt energy trader Enron publicly disclosed its financial problems, employees of its auditing firm, Arthur Andersen, were instructed to destroy most of their Enron-related material, ...

While the cost of Enron's collapse, 14 years ago today, was enormous, the scandal led to heightened protection for investors through the Sarbanes-Oxley act, benefits that remain in place.

Andrew Fastow is an American convicted felon who has a net worth of $500,000. Andrew Fastow infamously served as the CFO of ...

On May 25, 2006, former Enron Chairman Kenneth Lay and the company's former president, Jeffrey Skilling, were convicted of ...

Enron Corporation, a name that became synonymous with corporate fraud and corruption, was an American energy company tha ...

Fischer v. United States has implications for Donald Trump and hundreds of his supporters, many already behind bars.

Created by students from PS/I.S. 25 South Richmond High School, it is part of a student exhibition featuring 30 benches in ...

Before its demise, Enron was a large energy, commodities, and services company based in Houston, Texas. Its collapse affected over 20,000 employees and shook Wall Street. At Enron’s peak ...

How much did Enron employees lose? $1 was lost by one 30-year employee. The number of people is 5. A portfolio worth $2 million was downsized to $4,000 in another. They both lost $600,000 in ...

If you haven't watched the first episode of the three-part HBO docuseries, Ren Faire, please stop what you're doing and do so ...

And then the failed Ofwat proposes Enron-type private financing for water infrastructure to deliver guaranteed profits, funded by customers. Campaigner Feargal Sharkey is correct to describe Ofwat’s ...