Enron case advances with Skilling charges: ex-president, CEO pleads not guilty to 42 counts tied to financial schemes

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Former Enron Corp. president and chief executive officer Jeffrey Skilling has been released on a $5 mil bond, pleading not guilty to securities fraud charges. Skilling's attorneys may portray his activities as similar to those of other executives of other corporations during that time period.

Securities fraud, Skilling, Jeffrey

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Plea in Enron probe boosts prosecution

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The guilty plea of Andrew Fastow, former chief financial officer of Enron, gives prosecutors added strength in their case against the company, and could lead to the filing of charges against other former executives, including president and chief executive Jeffrey Skilling.

Energy industries, Energy industry

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Enron ex-CFO, wife are named in fraud charges

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Enron Corp.'s former chief financial officer, Andrew Fastow, has been charged with fraud by U.S. federal prosecutors. Fastow's wife has also been charged with fraud. Seven other former?Enron officials were indicted as well.

Police Protection, Fraud, ENE

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