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their life savings: for many, 90+ pe=cent of their 401ks and pensions were invested in Enron, as encouraged by t=e senior executives of the company. Ken Lay called all of the employe=s together and reassured them, telling them that the fundamentals of the co=pany were strong. lie then imposed a lock-out