"… made on how to spend its resources.The Sarbanes-Oxley law passed after the Enron scandal required all public companies to conduct regular audits on their internal …"

"… who writes an opinion column for the New York Times, and Bill Kristol, the editor of the Rupert Murdoch-owned Weekly Standard, were paid for consulting work …"

"… at Enron CorP. contributed nearly $800,000 to national Political Parties, President Bush, members of Congress, and others overseeing investigations of …"

"… ns of the comPany for Possible securities fraud, according to a Center for Public Integrity investigation. In addition, Enron made $1.9 million in soft …"

"… trades PrePared by the law firm Milberg Weiss Bershad Hynes &amP; Lerach LLP reveals the insider sell-off rePresented 44.3 Percent of the total stock h …"

"… and the White House in Particular is well known. It has long been tied to President Bush and Powerful members of Congress from Texas including Sen. Ph …"

"… candidate or political party).The lemonade from the current lemons of the Enron scandal might be new laws safeguarding 401(k) pension rights, regulating the pract …"

"… d the exemption for rating companies.‘On a Pedestal’In the wake of the Enron scandal, the raters finally braced for a change. The companies had left high grade …"

"… he Buying of the President 2000."A more recent Center study about the Enron scandal found that eight of the company's employees who have been indicted by the …"