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    • Natural gas and the Enron loophole

      Posted by SoxFirst

      Should the natural gas market be subjected to stricter rules. The implosion of the hedge fund Amaranth has drawn attention to a little-known loophole created by Enron when it successfully lobbied the US government to deregulate trading by energy exchanges. And the problem will get worse with carbon shaping up as the world's biggest commodity market.

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      Bush hurts Enron's investors

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      President George Bush has stiffed Enron investors by refusing to back their lawsuit against Enron’s investment banks. The White House decision goes against the recommendation of the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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    Damianmann comments on:

    NYT column: Many bloggers think Ken Lay still lives

    they say "bloggers" in such a sweeping way. Like ALL bloggers are insane or something. And we ALL agree on these things...because we're "bloggers"

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    12:25 am 7/11/06
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    Jeff comments on:

    NYT column: Many bloggers think Ken Lay still lives

    Was there an open casket? Not that that would convince bloggers.

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    11:14 pm 7/10/06
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    Damianmann comments on:

    NYT column: Many bloggers think Ken Lay still lives

    Odd isn't it?

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    3:54 pm 7/10/06
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    SoxFirst

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    Leon Gettler is a blogger and senior business journalist at The Age, specializing on management issues. His latest book, Organisations Behaving Badly focuses on the forces that lead smart executives into making dumb decisions.

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