More Ig Nobel winners are in the news. "Ten former outside directors of Enron will pay $13 million from their
own funds to settle shareholder lawsuits over the U.S. company’s
collapse," according to a report in the January 8, 2005 issue of the Washington Times.
Enron’s executives, corporate directors, and auditors shared (with their counterparts at twenty-some other corporations) the 2002 Ig Nobel Economics Prize, for "adapting the mathematical concept
of imaginary
numbers for use in the business world."