Enron: Case Study Years before headline-grabbing accounting schemes, document shredding, executive bonus scandals and employee losses, Enron began as a small oil and gas pipeline company in Texas. Begun in 1985, it profited by promising to deliver gas and oil to a particular utility or business at...

Bubbleology "Bubbleology" is a term coined by Kevin Hassett that describes the all-too-common stock market roller coaster ride. A ride that, for a while, seems destined to never end, only later to tumble miserably off the unfinished track. History is no stranger to bubbles. The ear...

AC 610 Dr. Shim WorldCom Ethics Case Project By Andreas Ruiz-Diaz "An Ethics Code Can't Replace a Backbone - Outlining inappropriate behavior in a code to avoid future problems can be a healthy response to an ethics problem. But if the code is inconsistent with the culture as employees p...

Email in the Enterprise Email in the Enterprise has grown into a necessary evil for corporate leaders. In today's workplace, email has become as much a staple as the copy machine. Because of its speed, low cost, and efficient use of technology, it is a management headache for every C.I.O. on...

Concepts of Financial Reporting One of the central objectives of financial reporting is to provide information that is useful to both present, and potential, creditors, investors, and other users for decision-making purposes. In order to do this, the company must determine if the it...