A month before he goes on trial, Enron's former chairman and CEO Kenneth Lay addresses members of the Houston Forum on how the firm fell apart. His talk follows Enron whistleblower Sherron Watkins and ...

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Enron founder Ken Lay's death could end prosecutors' efforts to seize his remaining assets. However, Lay's death should have no effect on civil suits against his estate for his part in the collapse of ...

WASHINGTON -- Federal regulators have asked a federal court to force former Enron Corp. Chairman Ken Lay to hand over documents they believe will shed light on the company's collapse. Lay has refused ...

Kenneth Lay, 64, former chairman of scandal-ridden Enron Corp., died of a heart attack 16 years ago today in Aspen, Colorado. 1986 PHOTO: Kenneth Lay awaits the start of a press conference in which he ...

6 July 2006 – The former chairman US energy group Enron has died of a suspected heart attack just weeks after he and former chief executive Jeffrey Skilling were found guilty in May in connection with ...

Kenneth L. Lay, who rose from humble roots to found what was, at the time, the seventh-largest publicly traded company in Enron, only to later become a symbol of corporate greed and malfeasance, died ...

The man who paid many of the biggest bills for George Bush's political ascent, Enron founder Kenneth Lay, has been found guilty of conspiracy and fraud almost five years after his dirty dealings ...

It looks like Ken Lay will likely get the trial he wanted, even if he doesn't want it so much anymore. U.S. District Judge Sim Lake Wednesday ordered the lawyers in his case to come to court next ...

The guilty verdicts may be in against former Enron CEO and chairman Ken Lay, but he is still doing battle with, of all things, his alma mater. Seven years after making a $1.1 million gift to endow a ...