Problem: BODY: Features/Toxic Bonds Headed For A Fall ; Companies issued special zero-coupon bonds, assuming th= ey'd never have to pay them off. Now shareholders could be on the hook for = a $65 billion tab. Janice Revell 11/26/2001 Fortune Magazine Time Inc. 131 (Copyright 2001) It was an irresistible proposition: Borrow billions of dollars, pay no inte= rest, reap millions in tax breaks, and then wait for the debt to simply dis= appear. That was the promise of zero-coupon convertible bonds, and companie= s from Enron to Merrill Lynch binged on what seemed like free money.=20 But, of course, there was a catch: For this scenario to play out, a company= 's stock price had to rise sharply--and quickly. That's because investors b=
======
A: SUBJECT: Article

Problem: BODY: Guys, I would like your opinion on this potential transaction. This has been sold through GE for some time and it is reasonably likely that if we employed some additional resources that this could be completed over the next quarter or so. Ultimately, Rodney and his team would like to see EES take control of the deal with EIM folks staying involved to ensure continuity and to assist to closure. Assuming that the sales process is largely completed, I see some value for Enron to take this deal including: a) $200 M in TCV for 2000; b) $3 to $5 M in value; c) GE on our EES resume of companies which will help in future sales to the large industrial customers; and d) provides an "in" to the GE family of companies which could result in significant up-sell capability in the future if we provide a quality product. Regards
======
A: SUBJECT: GE Plastics Facts

Problem: BODY: The attached list are outstanding receivables associated with the Central Region group that have occurred prior to December 2000. I would request that these receivables get written off in order to clean up the books. Total value $11,783.70. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to give me a call.
======
A:
SUBJECT: Account Receivables