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Perhaps there are forces beyond Cioffi's and Tannin's control. James Ledbetter argued that business scandals go hand-in-hand with recession. Daniel Gross asked why some boardroom dramas sell and others don't. Rob Walker illustrated how a Wall Street trial goes from scandal to spectacle (hint: Al Sharpton).
Correction, June 20, 2008: The article originally misstated that more than one of the Enron Broadband executives was convicted in retrials. Only one of the executives was convicted in a subsequent trial, but the conviction did not stand. An appeals court later threw out the verdict. (Return to the corrected sentence.)
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