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  • NYC sues roll-your-own cigarette shops over taxes

    NYC sues roll-your-own cigarette shops over taxes

    Financial 11/21/2011

    There is no place in the U.S. more expensive to smoke than New York City, where the taxes alone will set you back $5.85 per pack. Yet, addicts who visit Island Smokes, a "roll-your-own" cigarette shop in Chinatown, can walk out with an entire 10-pack...

  • Charges In $140 Million NY Brokerage Fraud

    Charges In $140 Million NY Brokerage Fraud

    Financial 07/08/2009

    According to Court Watch, six employees of Sky Capital Holdings Ltd turned themselves into the FBI today on charges of $140 million stock manipulation and investment fraud in the United States and Great Britain. Those in custody include the firm's fo...

  • IRS Procedures that May Save you Money

    IRS Procedures that May Save you Money

    Financial 02/03/2009

    Many companies are experiencing a downturn in business because of the deepening economic crisis. Corporations suffering in today’s difficult business environment may have an immediate need for funds for various purposes, including continued operation...

  • Turkey Stole Insurance Money From Genocide Victims

    Turkey Stole Insurance Money From Genocide Victims

    Financial 09/17/2008

    After killing an estimated 1.5 million Armenians during World War I, the government of Turkey had the nerve to demand the benefits from its victims' insurance policies, the victims' descendants say in a class action against four British insurance com...

  • Receiver Says Moviemaker Defrauded Bayou Hedge Fund

    Receiver Says Moviemaker Defrauded Bayou Hedge Fund

    Financial 09/16/2008

    Kroll Inc., the court-appointed receiver for the defunct Bayou Hedge Fund, sued movie producer Steven Brown, claiming he used more than $3 million that should have gone to repay Bayou's investment in a new movie. Kroll also sued the attorney who help...

  • Bear Stearns Will Pay $28 Million

    Bear Stearns Will Pay $28 Million

    Financial 09/10/2008

    Bear Stearns and subsidiary EMC Mortgage on Tuesday agreed to pay $28 million in settlement with the Federal Trade Commission, on charges of defrauding tens of thousands of home loan customers and violating four sets of federal laws. "The companies v...

  • Janus Shells Out $18 Million, on SEC Orders

    Janus Shells Out $18 Million, on SEC Orders

    Financial 08/19/2008

    Janus Capital Management, an investment advisor to Janus Mutual Funds, reimbursed $18 million to more than 325,000 defrauded shareholders late last week as a first step in paying back more than $100 million, as ordered by the Securities and Exchange ...

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