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Enron Employee Noah Adams talks with Erica Duncan, who has worked for Enron Online in Houston for nearly three years. She found out last Friday that she would get to keep her job, and says she feels "survivor's guilt" since the first round of layoffs in October. Enron Online is an Internet platform for trading natural gas, power, and other commodities. Swiss bank UBS just bought it as part of a deal to pickup Enron's energy trading division for no cost and just part of future profits.

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Noah Adams talks with Erica Duncan, who has worked for Enron Online in Houston for nearly three years. She found out last Friday that she would get to keep her job, and says she feels "survivor's guilt" since the first round of layoffs in October. Enron Online is an Internet platform for trading natural gas, power, and other commodities. Swiss bank UBS just bought it as part of a deal to pickup Enron's energy trading division for no cost and just part of future profits.