Blog posts with the tag: "Enron"
Tuesday 12 November 2013
This week, subject to court approval, Enron Europe moves out of administration – and presumably into history – twelve years after its collapse. Even after this length of time Enron is still a by-word for corporate malfeasance but its legacy – both good and bad – is extensive. Enron was nothing if not innovative. Amongst…
Dr Steven Fawkes
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