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Feds Say Skilling Tried to Deceive SEC

Former Enron president testified about one sale of 500,000 shares but allegedly concealed an attempted sale of 200,000 more.

> > Federal prosecutors have alleged that former Enron Corp. president Jeffrey Skilling attempted to "deceive" the SEC in a December 2001 deposition, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Published:2006-01-05
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