At almost 100, CT psychotherapist-turned-artist showcases work
Former psychotherapist-turned-artist Miriam Nelson, 99, discovered her love of sculpting at age 55. Her work will be featured at the Sherman Library in a specia
Source: ctinsider.com
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Glen Ellyn pastor appointed to Glenbard District 87 school board
The Rev. James Shannon, pastor at Peoples Community Church in Glen Ellyn and a former public school teacher, will fill a vacant school board seat in Glenbard High School District 87.
Source: dailyherald.com
Medley Management and Former Co-CEOs to Pay $10 Million Penalty for Misleading Investors and Clients
The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged publicly-traded asset manager Medley Management and its former co-CEOs, Brook B. Taube and Seth B. Taube, with making misrepresentations to investors and clients that created the illusion of Medley’s likely future growth.
Source: pressreleasepoint.com
SEC: Medley Management And Former Co-CEOs To Pay $10 Million Penalty For Misleading Investors And Clients - Settlement Structured To Expedite Payment To Bondholders Through Related Bankruptcy Proceeding
<p><span>The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged publicly-traded asset manager Medley Management and its former co-CEOs, Brook B. Taube and Seth B. Taube, with making misrepresentations to investors and clients that created the illusion of Medley’s likely future growth. The respondents have agreed to settle the SEC’s charges and will collectively pay $10 million in civil penalties.</span></p> <div><span><br /></span></div>
Source: mondovisione.com
SEC Uncovers $194 Million Penny Stock Schemes That Spanned Three Continents - 16 Defendants Charged In International 'Pump And Dump' Plots
<p><span>The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced charges against 16 defendants, located in the Bahamas, the British Virgin Islands, Bulgaria, Canada, the Cayman Islands, Monaco, Spain, Turkey, and the United Kingdom, for participating in multi-year fraudulent penny stock schemes that generated more than $194 million in illicit proceeds. The SEC investigations leading to these charges involved assistance from securities regulators and other law enforcement authorities in more than 20 countries and are associated, in part, with parallel criminal actions announced by th...
Source: mondovisione.com