There are some companies whose reputations speak for themselves—Enron, Lehman Brothers, Madoff, Theranos—where the scandals were so dishonorable you’d think there would be zero chance of a comeback.
Well, you’d think.
On Monday, a “new” Enron released a press release revealing its “relaunch” to “solve the global energy crisis” just in time for the 23rd anniversary of the company’s collapse.
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There’s a new Enron.com website that looks spookily legit, with “Who We Are,” “Careers,” and “Company Store” options. The store is selling merch (T-shirts, hoodies, vests, sweatshirts), and there’s even an “employee” portal. They also
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