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Enron Redux (A Step Backward)
Posted by Ronald Fink | CFO.com | US
February 17, 2006 4:11 PM ET

Say what? The broadband transaction with LJM was hunky-dory because it was negotiated at arm's length? How is that possible when LJM was economically the same entity as Enron?

Oh, I get it. The length of this particular arm was really, really short.

I'd say it's time for a CPA to take the stand. Sans eyeshades.

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