Former Enron chief Jeffrey Skilling and prosecutors are discussing a possible agreement related to his 24-year prison term ...

From Enron to Wirecard: How Blockchain Tech Could Have Helped If blockchain technology is used within a regulated financial system, Wirecard-esque scandals can be a thing of the past, writes BRD ...

Jim Chanos made his name and reputation by shorting Enron shares before it went belly-up in America’s biggest bankruptcy in ...

Enron, the Houston-based energy company that exemplified the worst in corporate fraud and greed in America after it went bankrupt in 2001, is coming back. But the infamous company's return seems ...

A new Enron website appeared on Monday to proclaim its relaunch. It's been 23 years since the energy company went up in smoke.

Enron’s top executives, CEO Jeffrey Skilling, Chief Financial Officer Andrew Fastow and Chairman Kenneth Lay dominated the headlines when the once high-flying company filed 20 years ago for what ...

Enron narrowly skirted insolvency by bluffing the markets, then slowly unwinding the trades. The company later reported an $85 million loss, but sources say it was probably at least $136 million.

Enron narrowly skirted insolvency by bluffing the markets, then slowly unwinding the trades. The company later reported an $85 million loss, but sources say it was probably at least $136 million.

HOUSTON -- UBS PaineWebber's firing of a broker last summer came after Enron Corp. officials complained that he had warned customers to sell Enron stock, according to the brokerage firm's account ...

In just a few short years, Enron Corp. has literally become the nation's largest power broker. One of the early apostles of utility deregulation, the Houston-based company has capitalized on the ...