Enron chiefs defend limited knowledge before Congress
In a sharp congressional hearing, former Enron leaders Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling argued they did not know the full scope of complex deals that fueled more than a billion dollars in profits. Legal and financial experts doubt their accounts, noting large losses and risky off balance sheet structures.
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Former Enron workers still searching for work
Houston AP reports that about 35 of 40 laid off Enron workers remain jobless, taking odd jobs or starting businesses. Many seek new fields while pursuing interviews, with one woman planning to return to work to pay the bills and continue a pet care venture.
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