No rescue for Enron

Article Abstract:

Enron is suing Dynegy for $10 billion, alleging breach of contract in connection with Dynegy's termination of a proposed merger with Enron. Dynegy had ended the merger talks after Standard and Poor's reduced Enron's stock to junk status. In the suit, Enron is asking the court to declare that Dynegy does not have the right to option to acquire an Enron subsidiary that indirectly owns Northern Natural Gas Pipeline.

United States, Analysis, Cases, Acquisitions and mergers, Gas transmission industry, Enron Corp., ENE, Actions and defenses, Litigation, Dynegy Inc., DYN

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HBOS moving up in value

Article Abstract:

An interview with the Halifax and Bank of Scotland's structured finance managing director Michael Wooderson is presented. He discusses the success of his division and the funding of larger deals in the future.

Officials and employees, Corporate directors, Interview, Wooderson, Michael, Halifax and Bank of Scotland

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