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Broadband Exec: Skilling a Hands-on CEO
A partnership set up by CFO Andrew Fastow ''looked goofy,'' testifies Kenneth Rice, the former chief executive officer of Enron Broadband Services. February 14, 2006
Enron Defense Points Finger at Fastow
Jurors also hear an audiotape in which Kenneth Lay asserts, ''Andy has been doing an outstanding job as CFO.'' February 13, 2006
Enron Government Witness Gets Mad
Skilling's lawyer touches off a tirade about past crimes by the company's former head of investor relations. February 9, 2006
Enron Defense Goes to the Videotape
''It's just difficult for us to show people how money flows through, particularly the wholesale business,'' Jeffrey Skilling told employees in early 2001. But since Enron's businesses were growing, he added, ''that's a good black box.'' February 8, 2006
Defense Keeps Pressure on Enron's Koenig
Management can sometimes go back and ''sharpen its pencil'' to make adjustments, suggests Daniel Petrocelli; ''it's wrong,'' counters Enron's former head of investor relations. February 7, 2006
Enron's Koenig under Cross-examination
Previously, during questioning by prosecutors, the former head of investor relations describes the difference between the information available to Jeffrey Skilling and Kenneth Lay and the information served up to investors. February 6, 2006
Enron Settles with Lehman
Energy company is pursuing similar claims against Bear Stearns, Credit Suisse, and UBS. February 3, 2006
Former Enron IR Exec Details More Fraud
Ex-official testifies that losses were hidden from investors and analysts. Skilling's lawyer maintains that his client did not know about the problems at the time. February 2, 2006
Former Enron IR Exec: Earnings Fudged
Mark Koenig also testifies that Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling tried to exclude an analyst who asked especially critical and challenging questions before the company's problem's were widely known. February 1, 2006
At Enron Trial: Let the Charges Begin
Fierce opening statements set the stage for unrestrained blame game. January 31, 2006