


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.
Overview
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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