Three British bankers arrived at the federal courthouse in Houston today to face Enron Corp.-related charges filed more than four years ago, having lost a lengthy battle to avoid extradition.

Former Enron Corp chiefs Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling were convicted today of conspiracy and securities and wire fraud in one of the biggest business scandals in US history.

The man who became Enron Corporation’s chief financial officer only a month after the energy giant declared bankruptcy has resigned.

Enron received court approval today to emerge from one of the most expensive bankruptcies in history.

Enron founder Kenneth Lay said he was had no knowledge of fraud when he retook the reins of the energy giant in 2001.

KENNETH LAY, former chairman and chief executive of Enron, turned himself in to the FBI in Texas today to face criminal charges involving the scandal-ridden energy company.

Former Enron chief executive Kenneth Lay was involved in a wide-ranging scheme to deceive the public, company shareholders and government regulators about the energy company that he founded before its collapse in 2001, according to an 11-count indictment today.

Kenneth Lay, former chairman and chief executive of Enron, turned himself in to the FBI today to face criminal charges involving the scandal-ridden energy company.

Kenneth Lay, the founder and former chairman and CEO of US energy giant Enron who says he committed no crimes at the scandal-ridden company, has been indicted on criminal charges.

The wife of former Enron finance chief Andrew Fastow was jailed for a year today for helping her husband hide ill-gotten income from some of his myriad financial schemes.

Former Enron chief executive Jeffrey Skilling today faced charges accusing him of being involved in wideranging schemes to mislead US government regulators and investors about the company’s earnings.

Jeffrey Skilling, former Enron chief executive, is expected to be indicted today for his part in the failed energy giant's accounting fraud, according to the latest US press reports.

Andrew Fastow, the chief architect of the shady deals that brought down Enron, pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiracy in a deal that could take prosecutors to the top of the corporate ladder at the scandal-ridden company.

ANDREW FASTOW, the chief architect of the shady deals that brought down Enron, pleaded guilty yesterday to conspiracy in a deal that could take prosecutors to the top of the corporate ladder at the scandal-ridden company.

Andrew Fastow, the chief architect of the shady deals that brought down Enron, pleaded guilty today to two counts of conspiracy in a deal that could take prosecutors to the top of the corporate ladder at the scandal-ridden company.

Former Enron finance chief Andrew Fastow is expected to a reach a plea bargain deal today that could see him jailed for 10 years but get a much-reduced sentence for his wife.

New York: The euro fell against the dollar for the first day in four on speculation the European Central Bank will signal its currency’s 22% surge in the past year threatens the region’s economic recovery.

Enron’s former chief financial officer was today charged with fraud, money laundering and conspiring to inflate the fallen energy giant’s profits and enrich himself at the company’s expense.

Andrew Fastow, the former chief financial officer of Enron Corp, reported to the Houston FBI office where he was to surrender on criminal charges with defrauding shareholders through a secret agreement guaranteeing that Enron shield his LJM partnership from losses.

A US federal judge has frozen millions of dollars in assets controlled by former Enron Corp chief financial officer Andrew Fastow and his family, The Washington Post reported.

A federal judge has frozen brokerage accounts belonging to former Enron chief financial officer Andrew Fastow's family members.

A former top executive in bankrupt energy giant Enron’s finance division today admitted money laundering and wire fraud when he appeared in a Texas court.

A top lieutenant to Enron’s former chief financial officer will today plead guilty to criminal charges, sources close to the investigation in the US said.

Former Enron executive Michael Kopper is to plead guilty to wire fraud and money laundering charges, the first admission of guilt in the federal investigation of the fallen energy giant.

Top Enron employees reaped $744m (€785m) of payments and stock in the year leading up to its bankruptcy filing, the company has disclosed.

When Enron executive Sherron Watkins warned her chairman Kenneth Lay last summer that the company’s financial house of cards was set to collapse, she was nervous about her job security.

Former Enron chief executive Jeffrey Skilling has insisted to sceptical politicians that he knew of nothing improper about the web of partnerships that brought down the company.

Andrew Fastow - former chief financial officer at Enron - has refused to testify before Congress and pled the Fifth Amendment.

Beleaguered energy company Enron has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the US, the firm said.