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AIG sues ex-CEO Greenberg for breach of duty

American International Group Inc has filed a complaint in New York Supreme Court against former Chief Executive Maurice "Hank" Greenberg and six other former directors and officers, accusing them of breaching their fiduciary duty. FULL STORY

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Appeals court orders new trial for Nacchio

Lawyer gets 2 years for kickback scheme

Corporate Casanova’s dirty secrets seeping out

Supreme Court declines to hear Enron case

Former CEO to serve 21 months for backdating

Justices rule against investors in fraud case

Citigroup to settle Enron claims

Former Hollinger exec gets 29 months in prison

Judge turns down appeal on Enron ruling

Enron’s Skilling claims government cheated

New sentence hearing for Wal-Mart exec set

Ex-Qwest CEO given six years in prison

Ex-media mogul Black convicted of fraud

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Hewlett-Packard to buy EDS

Old gas pumps can't handle higher prices

Remodeling business follows housing lower

Wind could provide 20% of nation's energy

How is $4 gas good? If you own a bike shop

COMPLETE COVERAGE: ENRON

Ex-Enron exec gets 27-month sentence
One of the key prosecution witnesses whose testimony helped convict former Enron CEO Jeffrey Skilling and company founder Kenneth Lay was sentenced Monday to 27 months in prison.

Ex-Enron exec sentenced to 2 years

Lay's widow asks judge to stop seizure of condo

Judge: No class action in Enron suit

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