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Updated:  11/16/05 8:30 a.m.

11/15/05 Enron leader insists on fee - The turnaround expert who led Enron Corp.
through one of the most complex and expensive bankruptcies ever said Tuesday
that his work is worth $25 million.

11/15/05 Refco auditor: led in uncovering fraud - Refco Inc.'s auditor, Grant
Thornton LLP, told a bankruptcy judge it played a crucial role in uncovering the
securities fraud that precipitated the collapse of the nation's largest independent
commodities brokerage.

11/15/05 Bates indicted on fraud charges - A federal grand jury handed up a
13-count indictment Tuesday charging Detroit City Councilman Alonzo "Lonnie"
Bates with mail fraud, theft and bank fraud by hiring "ghost employees, who did
no work and together were paid more than $91,000.

11/15/05 Survey: Small Companies Want Own Version of SOX - More than
two-thirds of all small businesses favor setting different Sarbanes-Oxley
compliance standards for small and large companies, according to a recent study
commissioned by SAP America Inc.

11/15/05 Charity bosses debate merits of tighter rules - Ethics and accountability
in the nonprofit sector might seem like a slam dunk. After all, no one goes into
charity work for the money, right?
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