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For Asia's hoteliers-seasoned innkeepers who have stared down many a crisis-this summer will be a write-off and SARS is the worst bottom-line bummer they can remember. It's worse, and much longer, than the slumps that followed 9/11, the Bali bombing, the Iraq war and...
For all the dial-up, the meeting proved relatively uneventful. Lay seemed composed but genuinely concerned and said he would have attorneys look into the questionable deals. Though Watkins counseled against it, Lay suggested--and eventually selected--Enron's law firm, Vinson & Elkins, to conduct the inquiry. Nevertheless, Watkins left...
Nye would have done better to stay home on the range. He announced last month that Dallas-based TXU (as the company was renamed) would sell the U.K. business to German energy giant E.On for just $2.1 billion and book a write-off that might hit $4.2 billion. In a...
While a few nonprofits that run aquatics camps use the boats for their activities, most simply resell them. Often the donation takes the form of a so-called bargain sale: the owner sells the boat to a charity at half its value or less. The difference in price is considered...
When public confidence in the company—and Enron’s stock prices—began to slip, Enron was forced to cut its ties with LJM and take a $1 billion write-off. ...