Enron's collapse in 2001 made international news for being the biggest bankruptcy EVER. The Houston-based energy company's failure, due in large part to fraud, cost thousands of jobs and billions in loses. We did a number of stories regarding the 20th anniversary of Enron's demise. I reached out to a former company VP credited with being the "whistleblower" in the case. Sherron Watkins now teaches business ethics at Texas State University. I fronted this piece outside the former Enron headquarters in downtown Houston.. Now home to Chevron.
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