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Enron: The Rise and Fall by Loren Fox (ISBN: 9780471432203)
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Enron: The Rise and Fall Unknown - 2004
by Loren Fox
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- Title Enron: The Rise and Fall
- Author Loren Fox
- Binding unknown
- Publisher John Wiley & Sons
- Date 2004
- ISBN 9780471432203
About the author
LOREN FOX is a former senior editor at Business 2.0, the award-winning business magazine, and a leading authority on business strategy. Previously, Fox was finance editor of Upside magazine. He also spent five and one-half years as editor and reporter for Dow Jones News Service, where he covered the energy industry and Enron. His work has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, Barron's, Salon.com, and other media.
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