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The Resurrection of Enron: A Marketing Stunt or Performance Art?

Enron announces its 'return' in a satirical publicity stunt, raising questions about its true intentions while poking fun at corporate culture.

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Enron, notorious for its role in one of the largest accounting frauds in U.S. history, re-emerged with a website promoting branded merchandise. This parody project is linked to 'Birds Aren’t Real' creators, revealing its intent as a performance art piece rather than a legitimate corporate revival. While it hints at potential cryptocurrency involvement, the focus remains on selling Enron-branded apparel—raising eyebrows about the ethics of resurrecting such a tarnished brand.

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