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#362 Updated: 2/21/07 10:03 p.m.

Prosecutors undecided on third trial for ex-CFO
The former finance chief of Enron's broadband unit whose 2006 jury convictions
were thrown out last month must wait a little longer to learn whether he will be
tried a third time.        

A ''Frank'' Look at Executive Pay?
The congressman's proposal would grant shareholders only a non-binding vote on
compensation, but a thumbs-down would be difficult for companies to ignore.

Prosecutors won't ask for reconsideration in Westar case
Federal prosecutors have decided not to ask a full appeals court to reconsider a
three-member panel's decision to throw out convictions against two former
Westar Energy Inc. executives in the Westar looting case.

Allegheny Co. judge's son guilty of bank fraud
The son of an Allegheny County judge pleaded guilty Wednesday to federal
charges of taking part in a bank scam to get fraudulent loans in his father's name

SEC files fraud complaints against former Cabletron executives
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has filed a fraud case in federal
court against 10 former executives and directors of Cabletron Systems Inc. and
two successor companies, Enterasys Networks Inc. and Aprisma Management
Technologies Inc.

Fraud Discovery Institute Issues Report on Alleged $250 Million International
Financial Fraud Involving the U.S. and China
The Fraud Discovery Institute, under the direction of Barry Minkow, has issued a
200 page detailed report of an undercover operation involving a possible $250
million international fraud with ties to China and an American public company; it
was announced by Barry Minkow and posted on www.frauddiscovery.net.