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The trial of five former executives from Enron Corp.'s failed broadband venture is about "lying for profit," a federal prosecutor told jurors Tuesday. But defense lawyers said their clients sold stock to diversify their holdings. "If you're going to convict the three guys because they made money -- because that's what the government wants you to do -- then we may as well stop right now," one of the defense attorneys said, noting the stock sales were not crimes.
April 20, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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