Millions of investors have already been victimized by the scams that were Enron and Worldcom. And it's not over. Millions more will be victimized by tomorrow's mega-billion-dollar financial catastrophes. This is the first comprehensive, "no-sacred-cows" guide to today's financial scandals -- and to protecting your assets from tomorrow's. Unlike previous books, Corporate Cheats is utterly comprehensive: it isn't just about the Internet or telecom bubble, or Enron, or accounting fraud, or crooked CEOs and "see-no-evil" boards, or dishonest analysts and investment houses: it's about all of these, and more. Reuters equity editor Martin Howell draws on more than 50 exclusive interviews with experts in every facet of the market: leading short sellers such as James Chanos who saw the Enron disaster coming; long-time market reform advocates such as Former Federal Reserve chair Paul Volker, market psychologists, even private detectives. Above all, Corporate Cheats is about protecting your own hard won assets -- since you can't rely on anyone else to do it for you.

数百万投资者已经成为安然（Enron）和世通（Worldcom）骗局的受害者。而且还没有结束。还有数百万人将成为明天数十亿美元金融灾难的受害者。这是第一个全面的“没有神圣的奶牛”指南，介绍今天的金融丑闻，以及保护你的资产免受明天的金融危机。与以前的书不同，公司欺诈是完全全面的：它不仅仅是关于互联网或电信泡沫、安然、会计欺诈、欺诈的首席执行官和“看不见邪恶”的董事会、不诚实的分析师和投资公司：它是关于所有这些，以及更多。路透社股票编辑马丁·豪厄尔（Martin Howell）对市场各个方面的专家进行了50多次独家采访：詹姆斯·查诺斯（James Chanos）等看到安然灾难即将来临的主要卖空者；长期的市场改革倡导者，如前美联储主席保罗·沃尔克、市场心理学家，甚至私人侦探。最重要的是，公司欺诈是为了保护你自己来之不易的资产——因为你不能依靠别人为你做这件事。