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| #117 Updated: 2/10/06 8:49 a.m. 02/09/06 Enron Judge Stops Lay's Lawyer's Bid to Focus Trial on Fastow The federal judge presiding over the fraud trial of former Enron Corp. top executives Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling stopped a bid by Lay's lawyer to shift the focus of the trial onto the misdeeds of an Enron subordinate. 02/09/06 A worker's lawsuit tests the scope of protection for whistleblowers Was Mark Livingston trying to blow the whistle on suspect corporate behavior, and protect his company's shareholders? Or was he making trouble? 02/09/06 Enron Government Witness Gets Mad Skilling's lawyer touches off a tirade about past crimes by the company's former head of investor relations. 02/09/06 KPMG Shelter Deal May Be Revised More than 20 percent of the eligible investors decided not to participate in the settlement. 02/09/06 AIG settles fraud charges for $1.64 bln American International Group Inc. (AIG.N: Quote, Profile, Research), the world's largest insurer by market value, on Thursday agreed to pay $1.64 billion to settle charges of fraud, bid-rigging and improper accounting, the biggest regulatory settlement by a single company in U.S. history. 02/09/06 Cendant Jury Says It Is `Deadlocked' on Forbes Fraud Charges The jury weighing fraud charges against former Cendant Corp. Chairman Walter Forbes said in a note to the judge in the case that it thinks it's ``deadlocked.'' 02/09/06 Attorneys General Name Their Top Ten In New York, it's the Internet. In Michigan, it's credit and financial concerns. In Florida, it's builders and contractors and in Illinois, it's identity theft that tops the list. |
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