Global Crossing Leader Testifies On Stock Sale Amid Crisis
Global Crossing chairman Gary Winnick told a House panel he did not know of the companys deteriorating finances before selling 123 million of stock. He defended the May 2001 sale as appropriate and said he relied on public assurances from executives. The hearing probes possible sham deals to bolster revenues and mislead investors as Global Crossing filed for bankruptcy in January.
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Enron's Fastow faces possible federal charges
Federal prosecutors plan to bring criminal charges against Andrew Fastow, Enron's former CFO, amid revelations of off the books partnerships that hid about 1 billion dollars in debt from shareholders and regulators. Kopper admitted Fastow provided loans and kickbacks. No charges details were released. Wal Mart expansion plan targets 2003 to 2004 with up to 165 new stores and 170 relocations or renovations worldwide.
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