Enron CEO's Firm Seeks 'Success Fee'
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The firm led by Enron Corp.'s  ENRNQ.PK acting chief executive asked a bankruptcy judge for  a $25 million "success fee" for its efforts in shepherding the  collapsed energy trader through nearly three years under  Chapter 11 bankruptcy, a court filing shows.
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HOUSTON -- Enron Corp.&#39;s chief financial officer since a month after the energy company went bankrupt in December 2001 resigned effective Friday.
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Merrill Lynch &amp; Co. Inc.  will  pay &#36;29.5 million to settle claims that it helped Enron Corp.  commit fraud, Enron said on Thursday.
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Marsh &amp; McLennan Companies Inc. is looking to collect about $230 million in incentive fees at the heart of a bid-rigging probe by New York authorities as a way to help fund a possible settlement over the questioned fees.
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Former Enron executive Raymond Bowen  agreed to pay $500,000 to settle charges of earnings  manipulation, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said  on Monday.
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Credit Suisse Group Inc.  will pay Enron Corp. creditors $61.5 million to settle a lawsuit related to equity transactions, the successor to the bankrupt energy trader said on Friday.
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Several Merrill Lynch &amp; Co. executives knew Enron Corp. pushed hard for the brokerage to buy interest in three barges by the end of 1999 so the energy company could book the profit, a former credit analyst for Merrill Lynch said Thursday.
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Defendants on trial in the first Enron Corp. criminal case may seek to call former Enron Corp.  financial mastermind Andrew Fastow as a witness to aid their defense, according to documents submitted by defense lawyers on Friday.
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Enron Corp. former Chief Financial Officer Andrew Fastow helped cook up a bogus deal with Merrill Lynch to sell and buy back Nigerian power barges to inflate Enron&#39;s earnings
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Jeffrey K. Skilling, the former Enron chief executive who was found guilty of leading a fraud that destroyed the company, asked a federal appeals court on Friday to overturn his conviction.
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Ken Lay&#039;s sudden death on Wednesday  will scuttle U.S. prosecutors bid to seize &#36;43.5 million they  charged the former chief executive earned through illegal acts  at Enron Corp., legal experts said.
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A criminal trial scheduled to start Monday involving former Enron Corp. executives may shine a rare and potentially harsh spotlight on the inner workings
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Marsh &amp; McLennan Companies Inc., the insurance brokerage giant, is looking to collect about $230 million in incentive fees at the heart of a bid-rigging probe by New York authorities as a way to help fund a possible settlement over the questioned fees.
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Lawyers for former Enron Corp.  ENRNQ.PK chief executive Jeffrey Skilling on Friday asked a  federal court to separate his trial from his former boss Ken  Lay's on charges linked to the downfall of the energy company.
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Federal prosecutors Friday urged a judge in Houston to keep the fraud trial of three former Enron Corp. executives in the energy trader's hometown, saying that a fair trial is possible.
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The first criminal trial involving former Enron staff is &quot;a case about cheating and lying&quot;, prosecutors say. Two Enron employees and four Merrill Lynch executives face charges relating to a transaction in Nigeria in 1999.
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A former Enron executive currently  serving a prison term testified in the first Enron criminal  trial on Wednesday that he worked on a secret deal with Merrill  Lynch to fraudulently boost the disgraced energy giant's  profits.