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Corporate Reform

By thudfactor on August 1, 2002

Andersen, Enron, Worldcom, and now possibly AOL. All that corporate fraud, all that corporate crime. We’re going to stiffen penalties, yes? But Molly Ivans points out that at the same time we’re going to make it more difficult for them to get caught. She mentions two bills, one in the House and one in the Senate.
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Posted in Politics | Tagged AOL, Enron, federal government, law industry, Molly Ivans, Molly Ivins, nuclear industry insurance, senate, WorldCom | 172CommentsCorporate+Reform2002-08-01+14%3A21%3A37thudfactor

Corporate Tar

By thudfactor on June 28, 2002

The Washington Post has an analysis piece on what Bush’s future holds. It seems to be pretty bleak. In large part they say Bush is going to be left holding the bag when WorldCom, Tyco, Global Crossing, Adelphia, Andersen, and Enron all exit stage bankrupt. Mainstream folk — the ones who only watch CNN — are starting to get [...]

Posted in Archived Unsorted | Tagged Adelphia, Britain, Canada, CNN, Enron, Russia, Tony Blair, Tyco, Vladimir Putin, WorldCom | 133CommentsCorporate+Tar2002-06-28+11%3A16%3A13thudfactor

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