Pytanie?

[v.c]

A co się dzieje w Polsce z Oszustami?
Czy są kiedyś ukarani?
Ile firm w Polsce tak splajtuje kosztem ich pracowników. Czy w Polsce to się
zdarza? Jakie sa tego wyniki?




Former Enron Exec Kopper to Plead Guilty
Tue Aug 20, 5:34 PM ET

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former Enron Corp. executive Michael Kopper is
expected to plead guilty on Wednesday to the first criminal charges in the
investigation into the failed energy giant and will surrender $12 million
in "criminally derived" assets, sources close to the investigation said on
Tuesday.


Reuters Photo

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These are the first criminal charges in the U.S. government's investigation
into Enron, which was launched after the company collapsed last fall amid
controversy.

Although U.S. investigators have made several high-profile arrests of top
executives of other companies accused of corporate wrongdoing, they had yet
to charge anyone connected to Enron.

Kopper worked in the company's Enron Global Finance division and was closely
connected to the failed energy giant's former Chief Financial Officer Andrew
Fastow.

He was considered Fastow's chief lieutenant in managing numerous off-balance-
sheet partnerships that eventually helped destroy Enron.

It was widely expected that someone close to Fastow would face charges before
the former CFO

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v.c napisała:

> A co się dzieje w Polsce z Oszustami?
> Czy są kiedyś ukarani? .
> Ile firm w Polsce tak splajtuje kosztem ich pracowników. Czy w Polsce to się
> zdarza? Jakie sa tego wyniki?
>
>
>
>
> Former Enron Exec Kopper to Plead Guilty
> Tue Aug 20, 5:34 PM ET
>
> WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former Enron Corp. executive Michael Kopper is
> expected to plead guilty on Wednesday to the first criminal charges in the
> investigation into the failed energy giant and will surrender $12 million
> in "criminally derived" assets, sources close to the investigation said on
> Tuesday.
>
>
> Reuters Photo
>
> Related Quotes
> DJIA
> NASDAQ
> ^SPC
> 8872.07
> 1376.59
> 937.43
> -118.72
> -17.95
> -13.27
>
>
>
> delayed 20 mins - disclaimer
> Quote Data provided by Reuters
>
>
>
> These are the first criminal charges in the U.S. government's investigation
> into Enron, which was launched after the company collapsed last fall amid
> controversy.
>
> Although U.S. investigators have made several high-profile arrests of top
> executives of other companies accused of corporate wrongdoing, they had yet
> to charge anyone connected to Enron.
>
> Kopper worked in the company's Enron Global Finance division and was closely
> connected to the failed energy giant's former Chief Financial Officer Andrew
> Fastow.
>
> He was considered Fastow's chief lieutenant in managing numerous off-balance-
> sheet partnerships that eventually helped destroy Enron.
>
> It was widely expected that someone close to Fastow would face charges before
> the former CFO