Enron Scandal: Fraud, Bankruptcy, and Impact on Corporate Governance
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This article discusses the Enron scandal, a major corporate fraud case that led to bankruptcy and had a significant impact on corporate governance. It explores the fraudulent activities of Enron executives, the role of Arthur Andersen, and the consequences for shareholders and the financial industry. The article also highlights the importance of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act in preventing future scandals and improving financial reporting.
Enron Scandal: Fraud, Bankruptcy, and Impact on Corporate Governance
Added on 2023-01-06
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