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SEC Subpoenas Citigroup in Dynegy Probe - "Regulators want to question financial firm on its role in Dynegy's Project Alpha transaction." [CNN/Money]
Dynegy Crisis Claims Chief's Head - "Chuck Watson, head of the US energy firm once set to buy Enron, has resigned, as Dynegy's own crisis intensifies." [BBC News]
Dynegy CEO Resigns - "Former Enron suitor is the latest energy trader to undergo management shake-up." [CNN/Money]
SEC Looks into Dynegy's Power Trading - "Agency will reportedly investigate two trades that inflated volume; firm denies receiving benefit." [CNN/Money]
Former Dynegy Executive Jailed for 24 Years - Tax specialist Jamie Olis is sentenced without parole for his part in the accounting fraud designed to hide debt and report inflated operating results.
Dynegy Follows in Enron's Footsteps - "The energy firm once set to buy Enron is shunned by traders and investors as they contemplate the worrying parallels with its infamous rival." [BBC News]
Dynegy - Providers of electricity, natural gas and natural gas liquids to customers throughout the United States.
Dynegy Inc. - Provides electricity, natural gas, and natural gas liquids to wholesale customers in the United States and to retail customers in the state of Illinois. Owns and operates power plants, gas processing plants and electric transmission and distribution lines.
Dynegy, Enron renegotiate - [CNN]
Shareholders lawsuit says Dynegy hid $850 million Citicorp loan - [CNN]

Dynegy - Dynegy Inc. (), headquartered in Houston, Texas, provides wholesale power, capacity and ancillary services to utilities, cooperatives, municipalities and other energy companies in 15 states in three key U.
Bruce Williamson - Bruce Williamson is the current CEO of Dynegy, a major Houston-based energy company. He is credited with successfully restructuring Dynegy from a floundering clone of Enron into a viable and sustainable provider of electricity generation and natural gas liquids.
Charles Watson (businessman) - Charles "Chuck" Watson was the founder of The Natural Gas Clearinghouse. Later renamed Dynegy, the firm was a highly diverse energy trading company that was similar to rival Enron in many respects.