Lou Pai is the real mystery man in the Enron scandal. A former executive of the energy trading firm, he cashed in an estimated $270 million in stock and left the company before it collapsed ...

I mentioned last week, after watching the excellent Enron documentary The Smartest Guys in the Room, that one of the questions it provokes is whatever became of Lou Pai. He is the lesser-known ...

The amount Lou Pai, 60, agreed to pay is the highest Enron-related settlement reached between an individual and the Securities and Exchange Commission, and the agency said it is one of the highest ...

Lou Pai, who was a top executive at Enron prior to the company’s collapse in the early 2000s, scooped up a Wellington equestrian estate for $8.2 million. Pai and his wife, Melanie, bought the ...

Lou Pai settled with the SEC over charges of insider trading. July 30,2008— -- A former top executive of collapsed EnronCorp. is paying $31.5 million to settle charges that he used ...

Two years ago, the ranch was purchased by Houston energy executive Lou Pai. Locals questioned why anyone would buy a 77,500-acre ranch unless he had development plans. Since then, Pai's ...

Without the scandalous divorce that forced him to dump Enron stock, Lou L. Pai might still be the most important former Enron executive you've never heard of. "Think of any generic guy you don't ...

Enron chief executive Jeff Skilling once described Lou Pai as "my ICBM." But like a lot of other talented execs whose careers rocketed into hyperdrive at the Houston-based energy giant ...

A blog by The Atlantic's James Fallows gives a shout-out to a 2002 Westword feature, "The Mystery of Pai," dealing with one of the more mysterious figures in the Enron debacle.Fallows was ...