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Wednesday, June 26, 2002Enron. WorldCom. Who is next? Microsoft? "This situation is not about stock valuation, product quality or whether or not Microsoft has monopoly power in its markets. Nor is it part of a pro or anti-Microsoft movement. This situation is instead a shining example of financial fraud and corruption enabled by bad government policy. If not quickly and aggressively addressed, we will all be losers as credibility in our financial markets is destroyed." November 1999
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Updated 8/22/2002; 5:27:27 PM
