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This study examines how the Enron and Worldcom scandals affected public opinion.

Without the dodgy accounting of "off balance sheet borrowing," the Reid Senate bill actually increases the non-Social Security/Medicare deficit by almost $250 billion.

Trial lawyers used the Enron scandal to successfully and legally extort billions of dollars from investment banks with a legally meritless lawsuit.

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This morning's decision by the Supreme Court to deny review of a Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals decision dismissing Enron shareholders' claims against third-party investment banks is a victory for investors explains Ted...

Have recent corporate scandals fazed Americans' views about the business sector?

The recent settlements of lawsuits against WorldCom and Enron introduced political considerations into the process of settling class actions.