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Although Robert E. Rubin ’60 was not a direct employee of Enron, he was chair of Citigroup, Enron’s largest creditor and a defendant in a recent lawsuit brought by Enron shareholders. As secretary of the treasury under President Bill Clinton, Rubin exchanged friendly letters...
“Courts have historically limited finances for faith-based schools,” Sonne said.
Dynegy ended up passing on the Enron sale, but only because of the diligence of Dynegy’s own investment bankers in discovering the sad state of Enron’s finances. Enron declared bankruptcy soon after. Had Rubin’s alleged call to Moody’s...
The Attorney General's announcement restricts one of the most basic of American rights, the right to consult a lawyer in private. This right - protected by the Constitution's Fourth Amendment - is not limited to those facing criminal prosecution, but rather applies to all sorts of legal counseling. Much of...
What's even more important to the success of employee-owned companies, says Jack Stack, 53, CEO of Springfield Remanufacturing in Springfield, Mo., is openness of information and decision making. Springfield Remanufacturing started in 1983 when 13 supervisors took on heavy debt to buy a division of International Harvester that...