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RSSJeffrey K. Skilling, the former CEO of Enron faces judgment day today for his role in the massive corporate fraud that brought the behemoth down. Many expect that the 52-year-old Skilling will get a sentence so long that it would virtually mean spending...
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As we reported earlier, Jeffrey K. Skilling, ex-CEO, Enron, could have well broken the record for the longest prison sentence ever received for corporate fraud....
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