HOUSTON—Former Enron Corp. Chief Executive and felon Jeffrey Skilling is looking to get back into the energy business after serving more than 12 years in prison for his role in one of the ...

Jeffrey Skilling, the notorious former CEO of Enron, has resurfaced again, this time as he reportedly seeks backers for a venture that would combine the hallmarks of his former company ...

Court-ordered resentencing closes one of nation%27s most notorious financial scandals Skilling is in prison ... 2441 million restitution deal Former Enron CEO Jeffrey Skilling — serving a ...

Former Enron CEO Jeffrey Skilling, left, got a significant reduction to his 24-year sentence for corporate fraud. A federal judge reduced the prison sentence of former Enron chief executive ...

when Jeffrey Skilling and federal prosecutors go before a judge in Houston to ask that the former Enron CEO be released early from prison. The hearing before U.S. District Judge Sim Lake ...

"Jeff Skilling has nothing to hide," Petrocelli ... failing." "The indictment of Enron's CEO shows that we will follow the evidence wherever it leads — even to the top of the corporate ladder ...

Former Enron Chief Executive Jeffrey K. Skilling got 10 years sliced off the prison sentence he received for his role in the spectacular demise of the energy giant and will go free as early as 2017.

Ex-Enron worker Diana Peters, the only victim who spoke at the resentencing hearing, said afterward in a phone interview that Skilling should have to serve his entire original sentence.

Former Enron CEO Jeffrey Skilling has been released from prison and now resides at a halfway house, Houston's Chron reported on Thursday. The 64-year-old Skilling drew a 24-year prison sentence ...

Former Enron Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey K. Skilling has been resentenced to 168 months in prison on conspiracy, securities fraud, and other charges related to the collapse of Enron Corporation.

Former Enron CEO Jeffrey Skilling reported to federal prison on Wednesday to begin serving his 24-year sentence for fraud and other crimes in the collapse of the former energy giant. Skilling ...

HOUSTON – Former Enron CEO Jeffrey Skilling, the most vilified figure from the financial scandal of the decade, was sentenced to 24 years, four months in the harshest sentence yet from the ...