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#238 Updated: 8/16/06 12:51 a.m.

08/16/06 Feds May Try to Stick Skilling with Lay's Tab
In a court filing, federal prosecutors will attempt to hold former Enron chief
executive Jeffrey Skilling liable for all criminal "proceeds attributable to all
co-conspirators, indicted or unindicted" -- including those of the late Kenneth Lay.

08/16/06  Going Once . . . Going Twice
Auctions designed to recoup the ill-gotten gains of executives-gone-bad offer
souvenirs from low points in the history of American finance.

08/16/06 New CFO Steps into the Fire at CA
Nancy Cooper needs to get the beleaguered computer giant's financial house in
order to meet its Sept. 30 deadline under a deferred prosecution agreement.

08/15/06 Xilinx Finds No Stock Options Fraud
Xilinx Inc., a maker of programmable chips, said it has completed an internal
review of its stock option granting practices, and found no evidence of fraud or
timing manipulation.

08/14/06 Religion-related fraud getting worse
Billions of dollars has been stolen in religion-related fraud in recent years,
according to the North American Securities Administrators Association, a group of
state officials who work to protect investors.
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