Examples of using Enron in English and their translations into Chinese
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On October 16, 2001, Enron announced that restatements to the company's statements between the years 1997 and 2000 had been necessary to correct various accounting violations.
In 1997, Skilling, serving as Chief Operating Officer(COO), asked CalPERS to join Enron in a separate investment.
It was reported at the time that Moody's and Fitch, two of the three biggest credit-rating agencies, had slated Enron for review for possible downgrade.
You do not like change, you need to have a regular rhythm of life and make you feel tranquil living environment Enron.
Dorgan also said another panel he heads will hold an April 11 hearing on whether Enron manipulated energy prices in California.
The Enron Corpus- a database of more than 600,000 emails between Enron executives, made public and used extensively in social networking research.
In December 1997, with funding of $579 million provided by Enron and $500 million by an outside investor, Whitewing Associates L.P. was formed.
Enron's European operations filed for bankruptcy on November 30, 2001, and it sought Chapter 11 protection two days later on December 2.
Following the demise of Enron and other scandals, the accounting industry began to take some initiative at reining in ethical problems.
The fraud is sometimes known as“India's Enron," referring to the US energy company that collapsed in 2001.
A few days later, Enron changed pension plan administrators, basically forbidding employees from selling their shares, for at least 30 days.
Although the transactions were approved by the Enron board, the asset transfers were not true sales and should have been treated instead as loans.
When Enron officially went bankrupt in December 2001, Wall Street pundits and investors throughout the country were stunned.
In total, by 2001, Enron had used hundreds of special purpose entities to hide its debt.
Enron had been considered by the investment community to have a good business model, strong fundamentals and sound management.
Enron's collapse led a series of corporate scandals that prompted Congress to pass sweeping reforms of securities laws.
Enron' s stated core values were" respect, integrity, communication, and excellence".
Those decision-makers include Enron executives, many land developers, and advocates of tax cuts for the rich.".
Enron's $63.4 billion in assets made it the largest corporate bankruptcy in U.S. history until WorldCom's bankruptcy the next year.
November began with the disclosure that the SEC was now pursuing a formal investigation, prompted by questions related to Enron's dealings with"related parties".