Enron in a sentence

A new board of directors changed the name of Enron to Enron Creditors Recovery Corp., and emphasized reorganizing and liquidating certain operations and assets of the pre-bankruptcy Enron.

The new Enron division, Enron Energy, ramped up its efforts by offering discounts to potential customers in California for switching their electric supplier to Enron from their previous supplier starting 1998.

Enron International consisted of all of Enron's foreign power projects, including ones in Europe.

Fastow was one of the key figures behind the complex web of off-balance-sheet special purpose entities ( limited partnerships which Enron controlled) used to conceal Enron's massive losses in their quarterly balance sheets.

Its goal is to repay the old Enron's remaining creditors and end Enron's affairs.

Project Summer During the summer of 2001, Enron made an attempt to sell a number of Enron International's assets, many of which were not sold.

Soon after emerging from bankruptcy during November 2004, Enron's new board of directors sued 11 financial institutions for helping Lay, Fastow, Skilling and others hide Enron's true financial condition.

The new chairman and CEO, the late Daniel Dienstbier, had been president of NNG and an Enron executive at one time and was forced out of Enron by Ken Lay.

The situation was further complicated because a few days earlier, Enron had filed paperwork admitting it had falsified financial statements for five years. citation Greenspan did not mention Enron a single time during his speech.

I think Alstom’s decades-long reign as France’s Enron are difficult to ignore on this side of the Atlantic.

Take Enron, whose former C.E.O. Jeffrey Skilling was charged by U.S. regulators with trying to artificially prop up the company’s stock price and misleading investors about it.

Congress passed the law in 2002 after the Enron financial and accounting scandal.

Dustin Moskovitz, Facebook and Asana co-founder, appropriately compares Tesla to Enron, accuses company of massive fraud.

In Fischer v. USA, Pan that the government was making a “novel” use of a post-Enron statute that addressed tampering with documents to increase the legal jeopardy of individuals who disrupted the Electoral College count on Jan.

Prebble, a prolific British screenwriter, made her mark with plays such as Sugar Syndrome and Enron.

Back in 2002, he had found himself in a tight spot while serving as a senior manager for Andersen, the historic accounting house that collapsed in the wake of the Enron scandal of the early 2000s.

But as it turned out, Enron and other energy companies would buy electricity from California energy producers, then sell it back to those same providers at a huge markup.

His latest book is Enron Ascending: The Forgotten Years, 1984-1996.

It’s the stuff that Enron dreams are made of.

She criticized a part of the bill that enabled the energy company Enron to conduct its bankruptcy in Delaware, making it difficult for its employees to challenge decisions that included the future of their pension fund.