+ Follow ENRON PHILIPPINES Tag
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[Title] => No layoffs at Enron Philippines
[Summary] => NEW YORK – Despite its controversial downfall, American electric giant Enron Corp. remains to be alive. That is, in other parts of the world such as the Philippines.
President Arroyo disclosed here over the weekend that Enron Philippines, a subsidiary of Enron Corp., is making money from its operations in the country and is even bailing out its mother company from its huge debts.
She assured Filipino workers of Enron Philippines that they will not be laid off in spite of the closure of Enron Corp. late last year.
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[Title] => Napocor may buy out local contracts of Enron Power Corp
[Summary] => The state-owned National Power Corp. (Napocor) is looking at the possibility of buying out the two existing contracts of Enron Power Corp. (Philippines) in light of the filing for bankruptcy of what was once the world’s largest trader of energy.
US-based Enron imploded in recent weeks after acknowledging it engaged in questionable accounting practices and overstated its profits by more than half a billion dollars over the past four years.
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ENRON PHILIPPINES
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[Summary] => NEW YORK – Despite its controversial downfall, American electric giant Enron Corp. remains to be alive. That is, in other parts of the world such as the Philippines.
President Arroyo disclosed here over the weekend that Enron Philippines, a subsidiary of Enron Corp., is making money from its operations in the country and is even bailing out its mother company from its huge debts.
She assured Filipino workers of Enron Philippines that they will not be laid off in spite of the closure of Enron Corp. late last year.
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US-based Enron imploded in recent weeks after acknowledging it engaged in questionable accounting practices and overstated its profits by more than half a billion dollars over the past four years.
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February 5, 2002 - 12:00am
