November 2, 2003
by Hon. Joseph J. DioGuardi
Publication: THE WASHINGTON TIMES
Like the fog that hid the massive iceberg in the path of the Titantic on that fateful night in 1913, Washington’s woefully inadequate budget and accounting practices have obscured the sobering reality of our federal government’s finances.
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June 23-30, 2003
by Hon. Joseph J. DioGuardi
Publication: The National Law Journal
Many clever devices were used by Enron to create artificial earnings and to hide debt on a massive scale. Chief among them was a series of off-balance-sheet partnerships set up to make a woefully bankrupt Enron appear financially attractive. Read More
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May 2, 2003
by Hon. Joseph J. DioGuardi
Yesterday, federal prosecutors filed a superceding indictment against former Enron Chief Financial Officer Andrew Fastow, his wife, and other key executives adding to the seventy-eight counts of financial fraud and conspiracy outlined in the original indictment on October 31, 2002, in connection with the multibillon-dollar collapse of the Enron Corporation. Read More
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