Enron Corp.'s creditors will likely get a fraction of the billions they are due, but the bankrupt energy giant wants every penny from those who owe it money. Enron is asking a judge to get tough on more than 10,000 former customers owing various amounts, from five figures to $1 million, for services rendered or products delivered before and since the company's scandalous bankruptcy in December 2001.
August 20, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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