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1. The rich are different. They know when to leave; workers invest alongisde bosses. The risks they face aren't equal. (the case of Enron Corp.)

Author

Uchitelle, Louis

Subjects
Company securities, Company investment, Enron Creditors Recovery Corp. -- Securities -- Investments, Executives -- Investments -- Economic aspects, Stock options -- Economic aspects, Electric utilities -- Securities -- Economic aspects -- Investments, Employee stock ownership plans -- Economic aspects, Bear market -- Demographic aspects -- Economic aspects, Electric power production -- Economic aspects, Insider trading in securities -- Economic aspects
Abstract

BUSINESS booms are famous for hiding underlying problems in an economy. It takes a recession to make them obvious. Now, like melting snow, this recession is uncovering a glaring inequality […]

Published
2002

2. Experts say diversify, but many plans rely heavily on company stock. (401k plans)

Author

Altman, Daniel

Subjects
Company securities, Enron Creditors Recovery Corp. -- Securities, Retirement benefits -- Economic aspects, Electric utilities -- Securities -- Economic aspects, Employee stock ownership plans -- Economic aspects, Electric power production -- Economic aspects, Business failures -- Economic aspects, Salary reduction savings plans -- Economic aspects
Abstract

As the workers who lost their retirement savings in Enron stock demonstrated, Americans are not always the best investors. And sometimes their companies set up incentives that can make things […]

Published
2002

3. The boss's stock isn't always the best bet

Author

Iwry, J. Mark

Subjects
Company securities, Enron Creditors Recovery Corp. -- Securities, Electric utilities -- Securities -- Economic aspects, Employee stock ownership plans -- Economic aspects, Electric power production -- Economic aspects, Business failures -- Economic aspects, Retirement income -- Economic aspects
Abstract

Lawyers and investigators have a long way to go in sorting out the causes behind the spectacular fall of the Enron Corporation. But for the Enron employees whose retirement funds […]

Published
2002

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