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When Duncan, 43, takes the stand this week in federal court in Houston, he is expected to reveal that he began to worry about Enron much earlier than has been reported. James Benjamin, head of the accounting department at Texas A&M University, told TIME that Duncan, his former student, confided in the summer of 2000 that "he was feeling frustrated with the complexity of the situation and concerned about what Andersen was doing and what was right." Duncan's pastor, Jim Jackson, says the accountant told him he had suggested to colleagues that Andersen should consider dropping Enron...
...tied up and blindfolded. A hush falls over the audience of several hundred as she begins to flex her arms and whip her torso around like a bronco, until eventually the rope loosens and her hands break free. She sheds the blindfold and slips out of her bonds to reveal a black thong. She glares icily, turns around and slaps her butt. The crowd--especially the half of it that's female--gives...
...long given the international community pause, especially after bioterrorism became such a broad concern after Sept. 11. "Cuba has at least a limited offensive biological warfare research and development" program up and running, John Bolton, a State Department undersecretary for arms control, insisted last week (although he would not reveal the intelligence sources his report was based on). Secretary of State Colin Powell later modified the charge: "We didn't say (Cuba) actually had some weapons, but it has the capacity and capability to conduct such research...
...know, I can't ever imagine doing that. I feel there are a lot of ways to learn about people. The poetry book, I felt, really did reveal a lot about my mother. It was a nice thing for me to be able to share with people. It's not always necessary to have a memoir...
During the company's annual meeting, Michelin will reveal the results of an inaugural flotation of 1.3 million shares to employees. Due partly to incentives like discounts and 0% loans, the offering is expected to be massively oversubscribed. The meeting also marks the retirement of Edouard's father, 75-year-old patriarch François Michelin, who took the helm in 1957. With his focus on technological innovation - the company invented the radial tire - and almost cultish devotion to the customer, he transformed Michelin from the world's 10th-ranked tiremaker into the second-largest producer, after Goodyear. Edouard realizes...