The Fall of Enron

In 2001, Enron was the king of the energy world, a shining star

of American corporate success. But behind the glass walls, a massive accounting

fraud was hiding billions in mounting company debt. When the truth emerged,

Enron collapsed, leaving investors with a staggering seventy-four billion dollar loss. The scandal didn't

just kill Enron; it took down its giant accounting firm, Arthur Andersen,

too. The Enron scandal remains a chilling warning of what happens when corporate

greed meets unchecked deception.