Investors face volatile markets amid insider trading probes
The FBI arrest of Sam Waksal highlights a period of rising investor fear amid accounting scandals and insider trading cases. Tyco, Enron, and other firms face lawsuits, job cuts, and scrutiny as regulators tighten rules and enforcement increases worldwide.
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Law experts debate Enron case after Andersen verdict
Experts say Arthur Andersen conviction may not bolster the government's Enron case and could complicate or limit possible charges. Some note Andersen testimony may haunt future prosecutions, while others stress risk of overreaching as Enron defenses rely on auditor guidance. No Enron indictments yet. only Andersen faced conviction.
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