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| _________::::____#21 - September 6, 2005_________________ |
| Updated: 9/5/05 9:20 p.m. 09/05/05 Pay heed to non-financial info, says Enron whistleblower - A company’s non-financial information such as corporate governance and culture as well compensation system could ultimately impact its financial ability to weather a crisis or avoid being another Enron, said Enron whistleblower Lynn Brewer. 09/04/05 Former H.B. mayor pleads guilty to fraud - Former Huntington Beach Mayor Pam Julien Houchen faces years in prison and a multimillion-dollar fine after she pleaded guilty to profiting from the sale of illegally converted condominiums. 09/04/05 China Punishes 1,697 Bank Employees for Fraud, Crimes - China punished 1,697 employees at financial institutions for bank frauds and other crimes in the first half, the China Banking Regulatory Commission said. 09/02/05 Judge appoints Kroll to liquidates some Bayou funds - A judge in the Cayman Islands on Friday appointed Kroll (Cayman) Limited as joint provisional liquidators of four offshore hedge funds run by collapsed U.S. hedge fund firm Bayou Management LLC. 09/02/05 press 1 for collusion - THE FIRST TIME HE SAW IT HAPPEN, THE ORDER selector figured it was an oversight. He had always considered his long-time supervisor to be an upstanding corporate citizen—one who would never intentionally fail to charge a customer for products it received. 09/01/05 Government agrees not to prosecute MCI in WorldCom fraud - Federal prosecutors said Thursday they will not prosecute MCI, the post-bankruptcy version of WorldCom, for the $11 billion fraud carried out at the telecommunications firm. |