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| #167 Updated: 4/25/06 10:24 p.m. 04/25/06 Lay saw bright future for Enron in 2001 Ken Lay saw a bright future for Enron when he took back the CEO reins in 2001 and could not envision the looming bankruptcy nor did he have a clue about the ongoing larceny of Andrew Fastow, he testified Tuesday. 04/25/06 Enron Trusted Fastow, Thought Paper Was on Witch Hunt, Lay Says Enron Corp. trusted its finance chief and believed critical newspaper articles about his off-the- books partnerships were part of a ``witch hunt,'' ex-Chairman Kenneth Lay testified today. 04/25/06 Feds say Russian/Armenian mob's fraud ring busted Five members of a Russian-Armenian organized crime ring have been indicted in connection with a $20 million Medicare fraud conspiracy that operated out of clinics and labs in L.A., Glendale, Van Nuys and Pasadena, authorities said Monday. 04/25/06 NY's Spitzer indicts 8 on mortgage fraud The New York Attorney General and the state's banking department on Tuesday announced the indictments of eight individuals who allegedly participated in a scheme that defrauded residential mortgage lenders of "tens of tens of millions of dollars" over the past five years. 04/25/06 H&R Block to Settle Refund Loans Case H&R Block Inc. has agreed to settle a long-standing class-action lawsuit over its refund anticipation loans for $39 million. 04/25/06 SOX Whistleblower Protections Being Tested Companies are fighting more than just the internal controls provisions of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act -- according to published reports, the whistleblower protections outlined under the law are also coming under fire in court. |