Introduction Much is learned from the past the, whatever was done in Enron the 7th biggest corporation in America a company with $101 billion in revenue in 2001 not just a method by a leading practice that is still been followed in leading organizations. (Martorelli, 83) But history has witnessed and it has become one of the biggest bankruptcy scandals of the world, whatever has been revealed by Enron, has now become an important element contributing to maintaining the maturity of the big organizations. It is evident how the employees betrayed their executives, how the loyal employees were fired, and how the families paid the price by investing in Enron. The long list of affected people is still debatable where shareholders lost billions of dollars in share value. Altogether state and municipal also lost pension funds worth $1.5 billion in Enron stock. The remarkable is that the state of Florida alone lost $335 million, Georgia $127 million, the cities like Ohio and New York lost $115 and $109 million respectively. (Martorelli, 83) Here one this is evident that tax money will be diverted to curb the loss caused by the Enron stock whereas other important public issues will be given less funding assistance. We also know that before Enron collapsed it managed to make huge money by deregulating its energy markets by which consumers suffered the most in California 2000 Enron deliberately blacked out and shut its energy power plant which brought millions of dollars into Enron account. Such power plants caused inflation of power price and charged the customers an estimated $40 to 70 billion dollars. (Prentice, 417) Enron did not stop till there New York, Massachusetts, Montana, and other states have also been the victim of such cowardly acts. Moreover, Enron monopoly is not limited to the boundaries of America it goes beyond as in India Dabhol power project attracted the attention of environmentalists and the general public where Enron officials were expecting billions of dollars in profit, ended up with protests on the streets of India which lead closing down of power project. Enron in search of profit crossed all the ethical and moral values, Dick Cheney the American vice president backed the Enron power project and influence the Indian government. Growth Enron came as a result of a merger between Northern Natural Gas Company, a consortium of Northern American Power and Light Company, Lone Star Gas Company, and United Lights and Railways Corporation In 1930. In 1979 the Northern Natural Gas was restructured in the form of a new company with the name of, Inter North Inc, it was the new name that emerged on the New York Stock Exchange. Huston Natural gas in 1985 was the competitor of Inter North. (Weiss, 3) Inter North bought Huston Natural gas and Kenneth Lay as its CEO but interesting here was that Kenneth Lay became the CEO of Inter North even it was the purchaser. Enron was renamed by Kenneth lay and shifted it’s headquartering to Huston from Inter North base in Omaha. Enron did huge business since its creation in the United States the list includes construction, development, water sector, power plants, and expanded its business outside America ending up doing business throughout the world. The Success Story Enron was a succ