urities and Exchange Commission) has charged the telecommunications corporations with fraud.
             Last year December, Anderson admitted its audit errors of Enron's accountancy. Richard Measelle, a former managing partner of Anderson, confessed his mismanagements and his errors in the accounting business. 'To the extent that things happened on my watch, even if I wasn't aware of them, even if I had no knowledge of them, that were not proper, I do bear a responsibility'. With $49.5 billion in filing assets, Enron had the second larges
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