Enron's former investor relations chief Mark Koenig testified Wednesday that two members of the board of directors raised concerns with him about the energy giant -- in part involving partnerships set up by former CFO Andrew Fastow. Also Wednesday, jurors listened to tapes on which former CEO Jeffrey Skilling and Chairman Kenneth Lay boasted about the company even as it neared ruin.
February 09, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Enron Corp.’s former investor relations chief Mark Koenig testified Wednesday that two members of the board of directors, John Duncan and Ken Harrison, raised concerns with him about the energy giant.
Jurors also listened to tapes on which former CEO Jeffrey Skilling and chairman Kenneth Lay boasted about the company even as it neared ruin.
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