Enron Accounting Fraud: How Employees Lost Their Retirement

A dark, gritty feature image illustrating the Enron Accounting Fraud, showing Jeffrey Skilling and Andrew Fastow at a press podium under harsh lighting, with the title 'ENRON ACCOUNTING FRAUD' in red stencil text above them.
America’s 7th largest company. “Most Innovative Company” six years running. Then one analyst asked: “How exactly are you making money?” The CEO attacked him. Three months later, Enron filed bankruptcy. $74 billion in market value vanished. 20,000 employees lost everything. Their 401(k)s were frozen while executives sold $1 billion in stock. This is Enron—the fraud that rewrote accounting rules.
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WeWork Collapse: Adam Neumann’s $47 Billion Valuation Scam

Feature image of the WeWork collapse, showing Adam Neumann smiling smugly as a massive tower of WeWork desks and 'W' logos burns and collapses behind him. A tombstone in the foreground reads 'WeWork $47 (RIP)'.
$47 billion valuation. “We’re elevating the world’s consciousness,” the CEO said while walking barefoot and smoking weed. Then investors read the IPO filing. Losses of $1.9 billion annually. No path to profit. A CEO who’d sold $700 million in stock while employees got nothing. Six weeks later, the IPO was dead. The CEO was fired. And the “tech company” was revealed as an office rental business losing money on every desk.
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The $9 Billion Theranos Fraud: How Elizabeth Holmes Fooled Everyone

A cinematic close-up of Elizabeth Holmes, portraying the Theranos fraud. Her face is half in shadow, and a single black tear is running from her eye.
A 19-year-old dropout promised to revolutionize blood testing with one drop from a finger prick. Investors poured in $945 million. Walgreens made her a partner. Forbes called her the youngest self-made female billionaire. Then a reporter asked one question: “Does the technology actually work?” Everything collapsed. Patients got false results. Lives were endangered. And Elizabeth Holmes is now in prison.
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