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January 28, 2002 The Enron Scandal Table of Contents

THE ENRON SCANDAL
Can You Trust Anybody?

Portrait of a Whistle-Blower

Making Debt Disappear

Who Else Has Hidden Debt?

The Heat on Enron's Lawyers

Can Andersen survive?

Commentary: Enron

The fallout for Washington

Fixing the Accounting Mess

A Black Eye for GAAP

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JANUARY 28, 2002

SPECIAL REPORT -- THE ENRON SCANDAL
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SPECIAL REPORT -- THE ENRON SCANDAL

Can You Trust Anybody Anymore?

A Hero--and a Smoking-Gun Letter

The Perfect Sales Pitch: No Debt, No Worries

Who Else Is Hiding Debt

One Big Client, One Big Hassle

Can Andersen Survive?

Commentary: There's No Positive Spin on This One, Mr. Lindsey

The Fallout for Bush and Congress

Accounting in Crisis

Europe's Bean Counters Are Sneering

The firm's survival may hinge on the answers investigators get on some crucial issues:

-- What role did Andersen's Houston office play in creating off-balance-sheet partnerships that inflated Enron's income?

-- Did Andersen's Chicago headquarters sign off on those partnerships? Was it aware of the questions raised about the partnership accounting?

-- Was anyone at Andersen headquarters--or Enron--involved in the decision to destroy documents?

-- Did Andersen's multimillion-dollar consulting contract with Enron color its auditing judgment?




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