HOUSTON -- Enron Corp. inappropriately counted $5 billion it raised in the four years leading to its December 2001 bankruptcy with the knowledge of two major banks that played "significant roles" in ...

WASHINGTON -- Enron set up an array of dizzyingly complex schemes to hoodwink the Internal Revenue Service, reap more than $2 billion in questionable tax and accounting savings and inflate its income ...

NEW YORK — An internal report on the collapse of Enron Corp. painted a scathing picture of corporate greed and mismanagement Saturday, concluding that accounting abuses masked more than $1 billion in ...

A report from a special committee of Enron Corp.'s board concluded yesterday that executives intentionally manipulated the company's profits, inflating them by almost $1 billion in the year before ...

A congressional panel investigating how Enron Corp. used shelters to avoid taxes will present its findings at a hearing next month, an aide said Tuesday. A court-appointed bankruptcy examiner also is ...

While going deeper and deeper into the red in recent years, Enron Corp. nonetheless reported huge profits and kept debt off its balance sheet with the help of willing auditors, lawyers and banks, a ...

Enron Corp.’s former top two executives as well as former directors, accountants and inside and outside attorneys are in “a circle of responsibility for Enron’s financial demise” whether or not they ...

WASHINGTON - Top Enron Corp. employees raked in tens of millions of dollars "they should never have received" through improperly handled outside partnerships, said a report of an Enron internal ...

Nearly two years after Enron Corp. filed a Chapter 11 in the wake of a massive drop in its stock price, a bankruptcy examiner's fourth and final report concludes that outside lawyers at Vinson & ...

Facing new accusations that it helped Enron Corp. deceive the public about the energy company's financial condition, accounting firm Arthur Andersen said yesterday that former Federal Reserve Board ...

A report claiming that Enron Corp. executives used partnerships to enrich themselves and mask the company’s troubled finances makes it increasingly likely that prosecutors will bring criminal fraud ...