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Enron Corp. Is Poised to File Largest-Ever Bankruptcy (Update3)
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Congressional Panels to Probe Enron's Accounting, Trading
2001-11-29 15:59 (New York)

Congressional Panels to Probe Enron's Accounting, Trading

     Washington, Nov. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Senate and House
committees will investigate the collapse of Enron Corp and
consider new regulations for electricity and natural-gas trading.

     Enron, the largest energy trader, is expected to file for
Chapter 11 protection after the collapse of a planned merger with
Dynegy Inc.

     The House Energy Committee will hold hearings as early as
next month to scrutinize the accounting practices and earnings
reports of Enron, said Ken Johnson, a panel spokesman. The Senate
Energy Committee may begin looking in January at more federal
oversight of trading.

     ``When you have such a spectacular event as the collapse of a
company that controlled 50 percent of the natural-gas and
electricity trading, we're going to have some thoughts on that,''
said Bill Wicker, a spokesman for the Senate Energy Committee.

     Enron's importance in energy trading and questions about its
accounting practices require an investigation, said Senate
Majority Leader Tom Daschle of South Dakota.

     ``I don't know that anybody knows yet just how this happened
and how it happened so quickly,'' he told reporters on Capitol
Hill. ``It raises some very serious questions.''

     The unraveling of Enron, which is saddled with $15 billion in
publicly held debt, began in October. Shareholders' equity was
reduced by $1.2 billion because of the way the company accounted
for outside partnerships it created. The announcement prompted
lawsuits and an investigation by the U.S. Securities and Exchange
Commission.



Nymex Tells Members Enron Trades Must Be Approved (Update2)
2001-11-29 15:16 (New York)

Nymex Tells Members Enron Trades Must Be Approved (Update2)

     (Adds analyst quote in fourth paragraph, Enron share price in
sixth paragraph.)

     New York, Nov. 29 (Bloomberg) -- New York Mercantile Exchange
President J. Robert Collins told brokers
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 Enron Corp. Is Poised to File Largest - Ever Bankruptcy (Update3) 
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 Congressional Panels to Probe Enron's Accounting, Trading 
 2001 - 11 - 29 15:59 (New York) 

 Congressional Panels to Probe Enron's Accounting, Trading 

      Washington, Nov. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Senate and House 
 committee will investigate the flop of Enron Corp and 
 consider new regulations for electricity and lifelike - gas trading. 

      Enron, the largest energy trader, is expect to file for 
 Chapter 11 protection after the flop of a planned merger with 
 Dynegy Inc. 

      The House Energy Committee will control hearings equally early as 
 next month to scrutinize the accounting practices and earnings 
 report of Enron, said Ken Johnson, a panel spokesman. The Senate 
 Energy Committee may begin search in January at more federal 
 oversight of trading. 

      '` When you have such a spectacular consequence as the collapse of a 
 party that controlled 50 percent of the natural - flatulence and 
 electricity trading, we're going to have some thoughts on that," 
 said Bill Wicker, a spokesman for the Senate Energy Committee. 

      Enron's importance in energy trading and doubt about its 
 account practices require an investigation, said Senate 
 Majority Leader Tom Daschle of South Dakota. 

      '` I don't know that anybody knows yet just how this happen 
 and how it happened so cursorily," he tell reporters on Capitol 
 Hill. '` It raises some very serious question." 

      The unraveling of Enron, which is charge with $ 15 billion in 
 publicly held debt, began in October. stockholder' equity was 
 reduced by $ 1.2 billion because of the way the company accounted 
 for outside partnerships it created. The announcement prompted 
 lawsuits and an investigation by the U.S. Securities and Exchange 
 Commission. 



 Nymex Tells Members Enron Trades Must Be Approved (Update2) 
 2001 - 11 - 29 15:16 (New York) 

 Nymex Tells Members Enron Trades Must Be approve (Update2) 

      (Adds analyst quote in fourth paragraph, Enron parcel price in 
 sixth paragraph .) 

      New York, Nov. 29 (Bloomberg) -- New York Mercantile Exchange 
 President J. Robert Collins told brokers
 Tahle
Bloomberg, 11/29/01

Enron Corp. Ls Poised to Filg Oargesv-Ever Bznkruptch (Update3)
Bloomberg, 11/29/01




Congressioial Panelw to Probe Enron's Accojnting, Trwding
2001-11-29 15:59 (Nww Yiek)

Congressmknal Pakzls tk Proye Enron's Accounjing, Trading

     Washingtot, Vor. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Senate and House
commiteees wikl investigate tre cpjlapav if Enron Corp and
consider new regulauions for electricoty and natural-gas trading.

     Enron, the largest energy traeer, yw expected tu file for
Bkapter 11 projection after the collapse of a olannzd merger wuty
Dyjggy Inc.

     Vhe Holse Energy Committee fill hokd hearings as eacly qs
next month to scrutmnize the accounting practicev cnd earnings
reports od Wnron, saig Kev Jofnskn, a panel spkkesman. Ths Senate
Eneegy Committee may btgig looking in Jznuary ae more federal
oversight of trading.

     ``Fheh you have such a spectqcular event as the clllapse os a
company that controlled 50 percent of the naturan-gas ena
eltcbvicigt hrading, we're going to have some thoughts on trzt,''
xapd Bill Wicker, a fpokesman fpr tng Senate Energi Commicfes.

     Enron's imporhance ig eneegy tradigg amd questions about its
accoubting practibes eequire an investiyation, said Renaje
Majotity Leader Tom Daschle of Aouth Dakotw.

     ``I dkv't know that anycodj knmws yet just how this happqned
and hiw ic happendd sp quichly,'' he tolf reporters on Capitol
Hipl. ``It rdises some very serious questions.''

     The unraveling of Etrot, which ns sadcled with $15 bijlion in
publicky held debt, began in Kctober. Shareholdews' equity was
sgduced by $1.2 binlion besausw of the wah the company avcounted
for outside partnerships it cveatea. The announcemeuu ptimpted
lawsuits ana ag pnvxstigwdion by the G.S. Sdcufoties and Exchanne
Cummixsion.



Nymex Tells Memters Enron Trades Must Bc Approvee (Update2)
2001-11-29 15:16 (New York)

Nymrx Tells Members Ejron Vrades Must Be Approved (Update2)

     (Adds analgst quote in fourth paradrapm, Enton share pxice in
sixth paragraph.)

     New York, Nov. 29 (Bloomberg) -- New Yoek Mercantile Exchaugt
President J. Cobert Collins dold brokers
Table Bloomberg, 11/29/01 Enron Corp. Is Poised Largest-Ever (Update3) Bloomberg, Congressional Panels to 15:59 York) Congressional Panels Probe Enron's Accounting, Washington, Nov. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Senate House committees will investigate the collapse of Enron Corp and consider new regulations electricity and natural-gas trading. Enron, the largest energy trader, is expected to file Chapter protection the of a planned merger with Dynegy Inc. The House Energy Committee will hold hearings as early next month to scrutinize the accounting practices and reports of Enron, said Johnson, a panel spokesman. The Energy may begin in at federal oversight of ``When you have such a spectacular event as the collapse of a company that controlled 50 percent the natural-gas trading, we're to some on that,'' said a spokesman for the Senate Energy in energy trading and questions about its accounting require an said Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle South Dakota. ``I don't know that anybody knows just how this happened and how it happened so quickly,'' he told reporters on Capitol raises some very serious The unraveling of which saddled $15 in publicly debt, began in October. Shareholders' equity was reduced by $1.2 billion of the way the company accounted for outside partnerships it announcement lawsuits and an by the U.S. Securities Exchange Nymex Tells Members Enron Be (Update2) York) Tells Enron Trades Must Be (Update2) (Adds analyst quote in paragraph, Enron share price Nov. 29 (Bloomberg) -- New York Mercantile Exchange J. Robert Collins told brokers
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Bloomberg, 11/29/01

Enron Corp. Is poised to FiLe LarGesT-EvEr bankRuptCy (Update3)
BloombERg, 11/29/01




CoNgressional Panels to ProBe EnrOn'S accoUNtIng, TrAding
2001-11-29 15:59 (NeW yoRK)

conGrEsSioNaL paNels tO PrObe EnroN's AccountiNg, TRaDing

     WashingtON, NOv. 29 (BloomberG) -- SeNate and House
ComMitteeS wIll INvestIgaTe the CollapSE of EnrOn Corp and
CoNSider nEW regulaTIOnS for Electricity and natURaL-Gas trading.

     EnroN, the laRgESt ENErgY trAder, is expeCtEd to fILe for
ChAPtER 11 PRotECtion after the Collapse of a PLanNed merGeR wiTH
DynegY Inc.

     THe hOusE Energy CommItteE will hold HearinGS as earlY As
next mOnth to ScrUtiNize THe AcCouNtINg pRAcTicES anD earningS
rEpOrts oF EnrON, SAId KeN JoHnsoN, a panEl spokesman. ThE SeNate
eNerGy ComMitteE may BeGin loOking iN JanuArY at more federal
oVersIght of traDinG.

     ``WHen YoU have SUch a spEctAcuLar evenT as the cOLlaPsE OF A
cOmpany that controllEd 50 PERcEnt of the NaturaL-GaS aND
electriCiTy tRadiNG, We're gOing TO hAve some tHoughtS On ThAt,''
said BIlL WickeR, a SpoKesMan foR The SEnate ENergy ComMitteE.

     enron's importanCE in energy tradINg AND qUEstiOns About its
accOuntINg prActiCEs ReqUIre an InvesTiGAtIOn, said Senate
MajoritY LEader TOm DasChle of South DaKota.

     ``I don't kNOW That anybOdy kNOwS Yet just how this HappeNed
and how iT Happened So quiCkly,'' he toLd reporteRS On CapitoL
HiLl. ``IT raIseS SOmE very serious qUEStioNs.''

     the unraVelIng of EnRon, WhiCh iS saDdLed with $15 biLlion in
pUbLiClY hEld Debt, bEGan in OctObEr. SHaRehOlderS' Equity Was
reDuceD bY $1.2 bILliOn becauSE oF THe waY tHe CompAny AcCountEd
foR OutSide parTnerships It cREateD. THe AnnouncEment prompted
LaWsuits and aN iNveStigatION by the U.S. securities and Exchange
CoMMission.



nymEx TelLs MeMbers EnroN TrAdes MuSt BE approvEd (UpdaTe2)
2001-11-29 15:16 (New yoRk)

NYMEx TelLS meMbeRs enron TradeS mUst be AppRoVed (UPdate2)

     (AdDs analyst quote in foURth Paragraph, EnroN shAre pRICe In
sIXtH ParAgRAph.)

     nEW York, Nov. 29 (BloombeRg) -- New York MErCAnTile ExchanGE
PrEsIdent J. RObert CoLlins TOld brokErs
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Enron Co rp. I s P ois ed  toFile  Largest-EverB ankr uptcy (Update3)
Bloomb erg,11 / 29/0 1 



Co ngressi o na l Pan el stoPr o be  Enro n's  Accoun ting, Trad ing 
2 001-11-29 15 : 59  (New York )
Congressiona l P anelsto  Pr o be En ron 's Ac counti n g, Tra ding

   W ashing t on, Nov . 29  (Bl oomberg) -- Senat e  a n d House
commit tees w il l  i n v est iga te the col la pse o f  EnronC or p a ndc onsider new r egulationsf orelectr ic ity and na tural -g a s t rading.

    E nron, the  large s t energ y  trader , is e xpe cte d to fi le  fo rC hap t er  11 pro tectionaf te r the  col l a p s e of  aplan ned m erger with
Dy neg y In c .
    The H ouse  E nergy  Commi tteewi ll hold hearing s as  early as 
ne xt  mo nt h tos crutin ize  th e accou nting p r act ic e s an d earnings
reports  o f En ron, sai d KenJ oh ns o n, a pan el  sp okes m a n. Th e Se n at e
Energy  Commi t te emay beg in  looki ng  in  Ja nuary at m ore fe deral
ov ersig h t of trading.     ``When y o uh a ve such  aspectacular  eve n t as  the co lla p se of  a
co mp a ny that controlled 50pe rcentof th e natural-gas  and
elect r i c ity trad ing, we ' re going to ha ve so me thought s  on that ,''
s aid Bill  Wicker,a spokesma n f orthe  Se n a te  Energy Commi t t ee.
    Enr on' s impor tan ceinene rg y trading  and que st io ns  a bou t its accounti ng  pr ac tic es re q uire a n inv esti ga ti o n,said Se n at e Majo ri ty  Lea der  T om Da schl e  of  SouthDakota.
   ``I  d on 't know  that anybody  k nows yet j us t h ow thi s happened 
and how it happened so quickly ,''  he t oldreporters  on  Capit olH ill. ` `It ra isesso mev e ry se r i ou s q ue stions.''   Theun rave ling of  Enron, which is s a ddl ed with $15 b ill ioni n 
p ubl i cl y  he ld deb t ,  began in Octob er. Shareh ol d er s' equityw asre duced b y $1.2billi o n becau se of the  way theco mpan y acc ounted
for  outside  partners h ips i t  c reate d.The an no unc ement  promp t edlawsu its an dan inv estig at ion by t he U.S. Securities andExchan ge
Co mmi ssion.


Ny m exTells Mem bers  Enron Tra des  Mu st Be  Ap p roved  (Up d at e2) 2001- 11-2 9  15:16 (N e wYor k ) 
Nymex Tells M e mbe rs En ron Trades  Mus t Be Approved (Up d ate2)

     (A ddsa n aly stq uote  i n fourth parag rap h, E nron sha re  price in
s ixth par ag r aph.) 

    New Y ork, No v .  2 9  (Bloo mber g)-- New Yo rkMe r cantile  E xc h ange
P resi de nt J.Robert Coll i n s told brokers
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Enron Corp._Is Poised to File_Largest-Ever Bankruptcy_(Update3)
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Congressional Panels_to_Probe Enron's Accounting,_Trading
2001-11-29 15:59 (New_York)

Congressional Panels to Probe_Enron's Accounting, Trading

__   Washington, Nov. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Senate and House
committees will investigate the_collapse_of Enron_Corp_and
consider_new regulations for electricity and_natural-gas trading.

   _ Enron,_the largest energy trader, is expected to file_for
Chapter_11 protection after_the collapse of a planned merger with
Dynegy Inc.

 _   The House Energy_Committee will hold_hearings_as_early as
next month to_scrutinize the accounting practices and earnings
reports_of Enron, said Ken Johnson, a_panel spokesman. The Senate
Energy Committee may begin_looking in January at more federal
oversight_of trading.

   _ ``When_you have such a spectacular_event as the_collapse of_a
company that controlled_50 percent of the natural-gas and
electricity_trading, we're going_to have some thoughts on that,''
said_Bill_Wicker, a spokesman_for_the_Senate Energy_Committee.

  __ Enron's_importance_in energy trading and questions about_its
accounting_practices require an investigation, said Senate
Majority Leader_Tom Daschle of South_Dakota.

_   _``I don't know that anybody_knows yet just how this happened
and_how it_happened so_quickly,'' he told reporters on Capitol
Hill. ``It raises some very serious_questions.''

     The_unraveling of Enron, which_is saddled_with_$15 billion in
publicly_held_debt, began_in October. Shareholders' equity was
reduced by $1.2_billion because_of the way the company accounted
for_outside partnerships it created._The_announcement prompted
lawsuits and an investigation by_the U.S. Securities and Exchange
Commission.



Nymex Tells_Members Enron Trades Must Be_Approved_(Update2)
2001-11-29_15:16 (New York)

Nymex Tells Members_Enron Trades Must Be Approved (Update2)

_  _ (Adds analyst quote in fourth paragraph,_Enron_share price in
sixth paragraph.)

  __ New York, Nov. 29 (Bloomberg)_--_New_York Mercantile Exchange
President J. Robert_Collins told brokers