Cruver spent less than a year at Enron, but by late 2001, when he was given 30 minutes to pack up and clear out, the Enron scandal had become big news. "I started getting calls from reporters.

Feds Throw Book At Ex-Enron CEO. April 7, 2004 / 11:10 AM EDT / CBS/AP ... Skilling, the top-ranking executive arrested so far in the scandal that shook Wall Street and Washington alike, ...

While it was the corporate accounting scandal that took down Enron, the company wouldn’t have needed to cook the books if it hadn't been overwhelmed with debt. Enron's corporate life had rather ...

Enron allowed its chief financial officer, Andrew Fastow, to set up a fund called LJM and engage in suspect deals that made Enron's books look better, Levin said.

One of the central figures in the Enron scandal has been testifying before a Congressional panel today. Sherron Watkins, who wrote a memo last year to then-company Chairman Kenneth Lay outlining ...

The best selling Enron books — Conspiracy of Fools and The Smartest Guys in the Room, which inspired an Oscar-nominated documentary of the same name — sold 100,000 and 53,000 copies, respectively.

In the movie, based on Cruver's book Anatomy of Greed: The Unshredded Truth From an Enron Insider (Carroll & Graf, $25), the author is the focal point. He is depicted as a man whose eyes were ...

FORTUNE senior writers Bethany McLean and Peter Elkind have snagged a $1.4 million advance to write about the widening Enron scandal for Penguin Putnam’s new Portfolio imprint. As part of the… ...

As shocking as the Enron debacle has been, it pales in comparison with the potential implications of the Andersen scandal. There always have been and always will be companies that attempt to cook ...

For many people, the Enron scandal unfolded in a series of fragmented pieces -- a revelation and indictment here, a "60 Minutes" interview there -- so that the totality of the affair and its ...