Feb 11 Labor Dept. Seeks to Remove Enron’s Pension Committee The Labor Department announced it will replace Enron's pension administrative committee with independent trustees, saying it will take the bankrupt energy giant to court if necessary to make the change. Continue reading
Feb 11 Watch Taking Account: Jim Copeland Ray Suarez talks with Deloitte and Touche CEO Jim Copeland about the impact the Enron debacle has had on the accounting industry. Continue watching
Feb 11 Watch Taking Account: Richard Breeden Margaret Warner talks to Richard Breeden, former Securities and Exchange Commission chairman and accounting executive about the impact the Enron debacle has had on the accounting industry. Continue watching
Feb 08 Watch Background: Investigating Enron Kwame Holman reports on the day's developments in the Enron investigation. Continue watching
Feb 07 Former Enron CEO Testifies Before House Former Enron CEO Jeffrey Skilling and other executives testified Thursday about their knowledge of and role in the collapse of the energy giant. Continue reading
Feb 07 Watch Enron on the Hill Enron executives testify before Congress for the first time since the energy giant's collapse. Continue watching
Feb 05 House, Senate Subpoena Former Enron CEO Two key congressional committee leaders Tuesday announced they will subpoena former Enron CEO Kenneth Lay to discuss the company's collapse. Continue reading
Feb 01 Watch Pension Overhaul Experts discuss the president's pension plan reforms and strategies to protect employee 401(k) plans. Continue watching
Feb 01 Watch Extending Unemployment Benefits Betty Ann Bowser covers the debate over the unemployment system. Continue watching
Jan 30 GAO to Sue White House Over Energy Documents The General Accounting Office, the investigative arm of Congress, said today it plans to sue the White House to obtain documents relating to the energy task force headed by Vice President Dick Cheney. Continue reading