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Press release content from PR Newswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. MUFG Bolsters Leveraged Finance Platform With Hiring of Trading and Syndicate Heads March 1, 2021 GMT (PRNewsfoto/Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group,) NEW YORK, March 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group ( MUFG ) announced today the hiring of two managing directors for its leveraged finance platform: Todd Bondy will serve as Head of High-Yield Trading, and Ryan Munro will serve as Head of Leveraged Syndicate. Both will be based in New York and are scheduled to join the firm in April. Mr. ...

Aaron Stephenson. Photo: Northumbria Police A FUGITIVE who fled to Spain to avoid justice after being snared in a large-scale drugs investigation has been arrested. Northumbria Police said Aaron Stephenson left the North East in August 2020 – just two days before he was due to be sentenced for conspiring to supply Class A drugs and possessing criminal property. The 27-year-old, who was living in Widdrington at the time was arrested alongside his cousins Wesley and McKenzie Stephenson and grandparents Dianne Wright and Philip Stephenson in a series of Valentine’s Day raids aimed at ...

Aaron Stephenson has been arrested A FUGITIVE who fled to Spain to avoid justice after being snared in a large-scale drugs investigation has been arrested. Aaron Stephenson left the North-East in August 2020 – just two days before he was due to be sentenced for conspiring to supply Class A drugs and possessing criminal property. The 27-year-old, who was living in Widdrington at the time was arrested alongside his cousins Wesley and McKenzie Stephenson and grandparents Dianne Wright and Philip Stephenson in a series of Valentine’s Day raids aimed at disrupting their illicit drugs ope...

  The Red Cross is testing all blood donations for these antibodies. Donors can test positive for these antibodies to the coronavirus, even if they haven't shown symptoms. If tested positive, this plasma can then be used to help current patients fight off the virus through a blood transfusion.    Diane Wright, executive director of Montana Red Cross, said they especially need these donations right now.  "When we have inclement weather like we are having right now across Montana, sometimes our blood supply is impacted," Wright said. "So, the blood for need... need for blood is cons...