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Skilling on Sarbox: ''We Had It Before''
Former Enron CEO maintains that when it came to accounting controls, the energy giant was ''significantly ahead'' of the pack. April 10, 2006
''I Am Absolutely Innocent,'' Says Skilling
Former Enron CEO testifies that he left the company in August 2001 ''because my head wasn't in it anymore,'' and that he offered to return two months later to ''send a strong signal to the marketplace that I didn't think there was anything wrong.'' April 10, 2006
Lay "Focused on Grand Policy"
A former Enron counsel testifies that Jeffrey Skilling and Kenneth Lay focused on strategy, relying on the advice of others for financial reporting. April 6, 2006
Enron Defense Still Playing Small Ball
One of the heavy hitters, Jeffrey Skilling, may testify as early as Wednesday. April 4, 2006
Enron Defense Steps Up to the Plate
Onetime assistant to Mark Koenig maintains that the former investor-relations chief lied when he told the jury, ''I pled guilty because I am guilty.'' April 3, 2006
Enron Sets Portland General Free
The latest Enron payout to creditors of $4.68 billion makes Portland General Electric a stand-alone, publicly traded company. April 3, 2006
Enron Prosecution Rests
Judge also granted a government motion to dismiss three counts against Skilling and one count against Lay, all for securities fraud, but denies a similar request by the defense. March 28, 2006
Enron Sideshow: Two Settle Fraud Charges
David Leboe and Dale Rasmussen improperly accelerated the recognition of revenue from a power-plant project known as Coyote Springs 2. March 28, 2006
Glisan: Enron Had Sufficient Cash
Lay-Skilling defense continues to suggest that the company was doing fine until short-sellers moved into action and investors made a ''run on the bank.'' March 27, 2006
Glisan: No Notes from Skilling Meetings
Ex-Enron treasurer Ben Glisan stood by testimony that Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling knew of the company's fraud, but admitted there was little paper evidence to back him up. March 23, 2006