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A New York City investment manager has been charged with stealing over $2.4 million through PPP loans insider@insider.com (Libertina Brandt) © Reuters/Lucas Jackson A page from the PPP loan application that people have to fill out for financial support due to the continuing outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is pictured on a desk in New York U.S., May 7, 2020. Reuters/Lucas Jackson New York City prosecutors charged a man with stealing over $2.4 million through PPP...

Reuters/Lucas Jackson New York City prosecutors charged a man with stealing over $2.4 million through PPP loans. The man is accused of applying for five PPP loans and lying about the number of employees he had. Prosecutors alleged he transferred the "vast majority" of the money to personal trading accounts. A New York City investment manager was charged Friday with stealing more than $2.4 million from five lending institutions through Payment Protection Program loa...

Skowhegan man faces charges for fraudulently applying for PPP loans A judge in Bangor decided to release Nathan Reardon on a $5,000 unsecured bail. He was also required to turn in his passport. Author: Hannah Yechivi (NEWS CENTER Maine) Published: 7:46 PM EDT April 15, 2021 Updated: 7:46 PM EDT April 15, 2021 SKOWHEGAN, Maine — A man from Skowhegan is facing charges of fraudulently applying for PPP loans and then allegedly misusing two $59,145 p...

Los Angeles, Calif., Mar 5, 2020 / 10:00 am (CNA).- When *Maya was just 19 years old, ISIS soldiers invaded her home in Baghdad, Iraq, and ordered that she and the rest of her Christian family either convert to Islam or pay a heavy fee to stay in their home. If they refused, they would be killed. The family did not convert, but they tried to pay the fee. It wasn’t enough. When the soldiers came back, they shot Maya’s brother in front of the family and kidnapped her sister. They warned that ...

In the two years that Sheila Kearns has owned her boutique chocolate shop on Marsh Street in downtown San Luis Obispo, shes yet to experience normalcy. When the shop first opened in 2019, construction work on Hotel Cerro next door disrupted foot traffic and business. Then, in 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic hit and upended life as we knew it. click to enlarge File Photo Courtesy Of Ke...

Organizer of Alleged Pro-Trump Super PAC Charged for Allegedly Misleading Donors The organizer of a political action committee that was presented to prospective donors as supportive of then-President Donald Trump’s re-election was charged this week with wire fraud. Kyle James Bell started the Keep America Great Committee in January 2020 purportedly to support Trump’s re-election efforts. He copied content and source code for his website from other legitimate websites for campaigns and commi...

1 of 2 Madeline Hughes/Staff photoSen. Ed Markey, D-Mass., (right) visits with May Doherty, owner of Chic Consignment in Andover, to talk about Payment Protection Program loans. Madeline Hughes/Staff photoSen. Ed Markey, D-Mass., (left) visits with Carlo and Danielle Berdahn, owners of Yella Grille in Andover, to talk about the Payment Protection Program loans. featured By Madeline Hughes mhughes@andovertownsman.com Apr 8, 2021 ...

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Apr 6, 2021 Three Kent County men are indicted in connection to Payment Protection Program fraud. The men provided false information to receive the loans that were meant to provide relief for small businesses. Jemar Ahton Mason and David Kurbanov of In a Minute Entertainment LLC received money for a business that did not have any customers or employees. Kurbanov also received money for Kurbanov Communications LLC, which is also inactive. Dennis Lynn Cartwright Jr. worked with the pair to di...

Paycheck Protection Program funding extended and loosened As businesses continue to struggle through this pandemic, the federal government has loosened the requirements of the Payment Protection Program. Posted: Mar 31, 2021 6:35 PM Posted By: Mary Peters ROCHESTER, Minn. - As businesses continue to struggle through this pandemic, the federal government has loosened the requirements of the Payment Protection Program.   Now, more businesses qualify.  Sterling State Bank wants to make sure t...