Reporting the Enron scandal

By Reynolds Staff on Nov 24, 2009 in Beats, Best Practices, Investigation

John R. Emshwiller talks about his reporting on Enron for The Wall Street Journal. He, along with Rebecca Smith, were the two journalists who helped unveil the scandal.

Emshwiller also offers his tips for pursing an investigative business story off your beat.

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