Economy

Bankrupt energy giant Enron today selected Stephen Cooper, a business restructuring expert, to lead the company out of the largest corporate bankruptcy in U.S. history.

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Betty Ann Bowser reports on the many repercussions of Enron's collapse in its hometown of Houston, Texas.

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A former vice chairman of Enron was found shot to death in his car today. A coworker said J. Clifford Baxter "complained mightily" about Enron's alleged mismanaged accounting practices before he resigned in May.

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Paul Solman untangles the riddle of who failed to keep watch on energy giant Enron before it collapsed.

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Ray Suarez examines retail in America, highlighting the legacies of K-Mart and the late Neiman Marcus retail entrepreneur Stanley Marcus, with Harvard business professor Nancy Koehn.

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The House Energy and Commerce Committee heard testimony from former employees of Arthur Andersen, Enron's former auditors, one day after Enron's Chairman and CEO quit under pressure.

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Kwame Holman covers the congressional hearings on Enron's collapse.

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Enron Chair and CEO Kenneth Lay announced he would resign, saying it was in the best interests of the company and its shareholders.

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A look at the magic act that contributed to the rise and fall of Enron.

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On the same day bankrupt energy giant Enron fired its accounting firm, the head of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission pledged to reform the regulation of the financial accounting system to prevent the abuses alleged in the Enron case.

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