Conspiracy of Fools: A True Story  The New York Times calls it
“riveting”, a “meticulous dissection of the Enron story.” Kurt
Eichenwald weaves together the stories of Enron’s top executives
in the years and months leading up to the startling collapse of
“America’s best-managed company.”   ...which reminds me: The
Library now has The Corporation on DVD. Here's a quote from
Roger Ebert's review: "It begins with the unsettling information
that, under the law, a corporation is not a thing but a person.
The U.S. Supreme Court so ruled, in a decision based, bizarrely,
on the 14th Amendment to the Constitution. That was the one that
guaranteed former slaves equal rights. The court ruling meant
corporations were given the rights of individuals in our
society. They are free at last. If Monsanto and WorldCom and
Enron are indeed people, what kind of people are they?"