Prelude to Pie

End of Enron

The final installment of the Enron Saga! Follow us on twitter! @ DrinkWBusiness Now accepting snide remarks! Want to complain with more that 240 character? Try our new product "electronic mail"! drinkingwihtbusinesspod@gmail.com (yes, it is spelled wrong, am I going to fix it? doubtful.)

Fun and Novel Ways to Scam Late 90's California Out of Money

The penultimate episode in the Enron Saga! We cover how exactly Enron extorted money from California, the state's reaction and most importantly... Pie. Follow us on twitter! @ DrinkWBusiness Now accepting snide remarks! Want to complain with more that 240 character? Try our new product "electronic mail"! drinkingwihtbusinesspod@gmail.com (yes, it is spelled wrong, am I going to fix it? doubtful.)

Prelude to Pie

Join us today as we we investigate how Enron got its foot in the door for the Californian electricity market, and how they then went on to exploit the recent deregulation in said market. Follow us on twitter! @ DrinkWBusiness Now accepting snide remarks! Want to complain with more that 240 character? Try our new product "electronic mail"! drinkingwihtbusinesspod@gmail.com (yes, it is spelled wrong, am I going to fix it? doubtful.)

How to not Finance Power Stations in India

Today Aleks and Andrew continue the saga of ENRON. The mid-nineties saw ENRON shoring up it's loan based solvency by expanding their portfolio with a poorly conceived natural gas powerstation in Dabhol, India. The usual ENRON hi-jinks ensue.  Follow us on twitter! @ DrinkWBusiness Now accepting snide remarks! Want to complain with more that 240 character? Try our new product "electronic mail"! drinkingwihtbusinesspod@gmail.com (yes, it is spelled wrong, am I going to fix it? doubtful.)

Tee with a Side of wishful thinking

Or how to not make money with a billion dollar power plant Follow us on twitter! @ DrinkWBusiness Now accepting snide remarks! Want to complain with more that 240 character? Try our new product "electronic mail"! drinkingwihtbusinesspod@gmail.com (yes, it is spelled wrong, am I going to fix it? doubtful.)