Five Years After Enron, Firms Seek Weaker Rules
Five years after the whole Enron debacle, companies in the US are trying to persuade government to ease up on company regulations. They want to make it harder for investors to sue companies and the auditors. They feel that US Company is losing world market share due to that, they feel that the tight regulations created by the government is hindering US companies. Government is already looking into the case to see if whether or not it is actually affecting company's profit.
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