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Allen Weisselberg may face a big dilemma once prosecutors present him with the fruits of their efforts: stay loyal and go to prison, or turn on the Trumps?

>> enron oligarchies. >> enron had businesses that were losing immense amounts of money. so the company's cfo, andy fastow found extremely creative accounting methods in order to hide the losses, hide the debt, show profits that didn't actually exist yet in order to please wall street and keep its stock price high. >> this week it was revealed in the very same period when an in-house whistle-blower named sharon watkins was privately warning chairman ken lay that i am incredibly nervous that we will implode in a wave of accounting scandals, lay was assuring employees that i have never felt abou...

from everyone from the manhattan u.s. attorney to a frauder. that and more on "nightly business report" for wednesday, june 26th. i'm tyler mathisen, susie gharib has the night off. the supreme court rule in two cases involving gay rights today in the historic decisions could have a massive impact, among other things, what businesses pay in benefit costs and what the federal government collects in taxes and pays out in certain entitlements. one struck down a ban on gay marriage in california. the other declared the 1996 defensive marriage act unconstitutional. that law effectively ...

from everyone from the manhattan u.s. attorney to a frauder. that and more on "nightly business report" for wednesday, june 26th. i'm tyler mathisen, susie gharib has the night off. the supreme court rule in two cases involving gay rights today in the historic decisions could have a massive impact, among other things, what businesses pay in benefit costs and what the federal government collects in taxes and pays out in certain entitlements. one struck down a ban on gay marriage in california. the other declared the 1996 defensive marriage act unconstitutional. that law effectively ...

>> why adjustable rate mort badges may be on the verge of a come back. >> and financial fraud. why today he's beening fought from everyone from the manhattan u.s. attorney to a frauder. that and more on "nightly business report" for wednesday, june 26th. i'm tyler mathisen, susie gharib has the night off. the supreme court rule in two cases involving gay rights today in the historic decisions could have a massive impact, among other things, what businesses pay in benefit costs and what the federal government collects in taxes and pays out in certain entitlements. one struck down a ...