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 ...

Sign up for The Media Today, CJR’s daily newsletter. The death yesterday of former Enron CEO Kenneth Lay sparked plenty of blogofication — about the death itself ...

And now that Ken Lay has died, legally, it's a weaker case to go after his estate, to go after his wife. And so - first of all, Skilling will probably bear the brunt of the nation's anger, and my well ...

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 ...

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The legacy of Ken Lay may be in doubt, but not the story of his climb to success. From humble roots in rural Missouri, he earned a Ph.D. in economics, joined the business world and built an old-line ...

The Enron trial broke for halftime Tuesday as prosecutors rested their case and jurors were left with a lingering image: Joanne Cortez crying in a stairwell. You probably hadn't heard of Cortez before ...