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SEC: Illegal Stock Trades Before Dow-Rohm '08 Deal
2008 takeover of Rohm & Haas. The Securities and Exchange Commission filed a lawsuit Monday against then Tomball, Texas, and a stockbroker. The SEC says Teekell netted more than $500 were left for Murrell and Teekell. The SEC is seeking at least $374,000 from
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Founder of Kan.-Based Brooke Corp. Pleads Guilty
including conspiracy to defraud the Securities and Exchange Commission and bankruptcy fraud. Orr is set subsidiaries settled charges with the SEC . In a 2011 criminal complaint, the SEC described complicated financial maneuvers
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Dish Abandons Sprint Acquisition Efforts
offer for 78 percent of the company, versus Dish's $25.5 billion bid for all of Sprint. In the Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Dish said it has abandoned its efforts and plans to redeem $2.6 million in outstanding
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Big Boost for GM and Ford in China
stimulus efforts. A big change for the Securities and Exchange Commission over how it investigates financial Mary Jo White, the new chair at the SEC says the agency will start requiring wrongdoing in big settlements. Until now the SEC has allowed them to settle charges
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Obama Relying on Untested Oversight Board on NSA
civil libertarians and former government lawyers. Medine, the chairman, most recently worked as a Securities and Exchange Commission lawyer. James X. Dempsey is a vice president of public policy with the Center for Democracy and Technology
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SEC to Require Mea Culpas in Some Big Settlements
The chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission says the agency will start settlements. Currently the SEC allows companies and individuals violations. Mary Jo White says the SEC will now demand admissions the same time, White said the SEC will retain "no admit or
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Selling Your Pension For Cash Lump Sum: Pros, Mostly Cons
regulators. But not all offers are legal, and some contain hidden costs. Earlier this month, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) issued a joint investor-alert cautioning
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The Note's Must-Reads for Wednesday, April 24, 2013
coalition of Democratic elected officials, shareholder activists and pension funds has flooded the Securities and Exchange Commission with calls to require publicly traded corporations to disclose to shareholders all of their political
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SEC Not Liable for Missing Bernie Madoff: Court
Madoff clients who argued " the SEC [ Securities and Exchange Commission ] negligently failed to adequately recognized that challenging the SEC would be difficult but this wronged (both by Madoff and the SEC ) and their rights needed
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TurboTax Lobbies Lawmakers to Keep Tax Code Complicated
the tax process. The ProPublica article also noted that in its latest annual report filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission , Intuit stated that that free government tax preparation presents a risk to its business. About 35
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SEC Says 'Yes' to Corporate Tweets
tweet their financial results and other news. The ruling from the SEC allows publicly traded companies to release corporate news on Netflix customers had exceeded one billion for the first time. The SEC said it will take no action against Hastings. Apple used to
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Hedge Fund Manager Charged With Insider Trading
investigation. SAC Capital Advisors recently agreed to pay a record $616 million civil penalty to settle two insider-trading lawsuits brought by the SEC . A judge has yet to sign off on that agreement. Cohen hasn't been accused of wrongdoing.
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Illinois Settles Muni Bond Fraud Charges
risk to its overall financial condition, the SEC said in a statement. Illinois began revising George S. Canellos, acting director of the SEC 's Division of Enforcement. "Time after system." Elaine Greenberg, chief of the SEC 's Municipal Securities and Public Pensions
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Where Was the SEC ?
general's report out today. Concludes the SEC . Gave Mac preferential treatment three Charles Grassley. There's a culture at the SEC . That they're not willing to take on Nash was about to take over Afghanistan. The SEC 's head of enforcement Linda Thompson
firm John and a a new inspector general's report out today. Concludes the SEC . Gave Mac preferential treatment three years ago during an insider trading investigation. He's pretty much off limits the investigation of -- wasThe report was requested by senator Charles Grassley. There's a culture at the SEC . That they're not willing to take on the big boys. And whether big economically or big politically for our Mac has lots of -- on Wall Street and the inspector general's report found that because Nash was about to take over Afghanistan. The SEC's head of enforcement Linda Thompson. He gave him information about the investigation that quote would not be available to another potential target of lesser means our reputation uncorked. The inspector general recommended disciplinary action against tops. Matt denies He tried to influence the SEC and after a gig was fired back did testify and was cleared of wrongdoing. While the report did not find cases are generally affected by political decisions at the SEC . It is a damning indictment of the SEC in a time when many questions about his failure to fully enforce Wall Street laws are being ready. -
Financial Scheme Unravels
or three years. If the SEC had been enormous job Today in Washington the SEC 's head of enforcement ducked questions about the SEC 's failure to detect Total collapse. Of the Securities and Exchange Commission . Ability to police
since 2006. -- -- operation the subject to the scrutiny of the securities exchange commission . Last year at a business roundtable. Madoff talked about dealing with the SEC revealing his own niece was married to an SEC officials. There's always this friction that goes on. Between the regulating saw the -
Goldman Sachs Charged With Fraud
government coming down like got hammered today on Goldman Sachs. The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged the powerful investment bank with fraud. The SEC accuses Goldman of an elaborate mortgage investment scheme tied to the
but government coming down like got hammered today on Goldman Sachs. The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged the powerful investment bank with fraud. The SEC accuses Goldman of an elaborate mortgage investment scheme tied to the collapse of the housing market. And officials say today's charges could -
McCain: SEC Chair 'Betrayed the Public Trust'
primary regulator of Wall Street. Is the Securities and Exchange Commission . We call the SEC kept in place trading rules. Let speculators companies into the ground. Chairman. Of the SEC serves at the appointment of the president
not working for you. The primary regulator of Wall Street. Is the Securities and Exchange Commission . We call the SEC kept in place trading rules. Let speculators and hedge funds. Turn our markets. Into a casino. They allowed naked short selling which -
Goldman's Un-Midas Touch
is reeling this morning still falling after the Goldman Sachs charges on Friday were brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission here in Washington. This really sent shockwaves throughout put the US market in the world markets
falling after the Goldman Sachs charges on Friday were brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission here in Washington. This really sent shockwaves throughout put the US market in the world markets you're seeing Asian markets now. Falling -
Jan. 24, 1984: First Apple Macintosh Computer
screen. a couple of years when you become really proficient when your computer the Securities and Exchange Commission will help you make money with a the SEC just called for bids to computerize its public files on American corporation. And
couple of years when you become really proficient when your computer the Securities and Exchange Commission will help you make money with a the SEC just called for bids to computerize its public files on American corporation. And they are huge going about five and a half -
SEC Questioned in Madoff Case
Intensifies in the Securities and Exchange Commission trying to explain forms with the Securities and Exchange Commission . Certified by a long period the SEC first investigated instances in which the SEC examination oversight
have swindled so many out of so much. Intensifies -- in the Securities and Exchange Commission trying to explain how the government missed so many signals. Brian Ross is here tonight Brian what Charlie as Griffey is likealleged fifty billion dollar. Three years Madoff filed these forms with the Securities and Exchange Commission . Certified by independent public accountants freely and Horwitz. -- and Horwitz is a one room operation in the small suburban office park outside New York. And that alone should have been a tip off to the FC CC securities law experts. A tiny. Accounting firm was totally inappropriate for handling the securities volume of this size and for accounts of the flaws. And over such a long period the SEC first investigated Madoff in 1992 but found no problem. There is a disturbing pattern. Of instances in which the SEC examination oversight did not seem to be and where we would've expected today. Just last year Madoff a former chairman of NASDAQ












