Two Former Top Executives of Hollinger Sued by SEC
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The Securities and Exchange Commission said yesterday that it had filed a civil suit in Chicago against Conrad M. Black and F. David Radler, the two former top executives of Hollinger
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The accounting firm filed court papers seeking compensation from the former employees.
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Fallen press baron Conrad Black will sue Hollinger International Inc.&#39;s special committee and others for C$1.1 billion ($870 million) over a report that accused him of looting the company of millions of dollars.
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Google's chief legal officer was fined by the SEC for overstated revenues when he was CFO at a former company.
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NEW YORK - Conrad Black, the former CEO of Hollinger International Inc., conspired with associates to systematically loot the newspaper publishing company of more than $400 million - nearly all of its profits from 1997 through 2003, an internal investigation found.    The report, which was filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday, was prepared by a special committee of Hollinger's board which was formed last year to examine concerns from shareholders about payments made to Black and others...
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TORONTO -- The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday filed civil fraud charges against a former CEO and three other former top executives of Canadian telecom equipment maker Nortel Networks Corp.
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Hollinger International has renewed a multi-million-dollar lawsuit against its former chairman Conrad Black, who earlier announced plans to step down from his leadership posts at the newspaper group&#39;s parent company.
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US securities officials charged the disgraced former press baron, Conrad Black, and his former deputy, David Radler, with securities fraud in connection with alleged wrongdoing at Hollinger International.
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U.S. regulators filed fraud charges on Monday against former Hollinger International Inc.  Chairman Conrad Black and his deputy, David Radler, moving to bar the two from serving as officers of a public company.
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WASHINGTON  - US securities officials charged the disgraced former press baron, Conrad Black, and his former deputy, David Radler, with securities fraud in connection with alleged wrongdoing at Hollinger International.
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Two top executives of scandal-tarred insurance firm Marsh Inc. were ousted yesterday, the company said, the latest casualties of an industry probe by New York's attorney general.
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Newspaper tycoon Conrad Black and his  top lieutenant were charged by regulators on Monday with  siphoning more than $85 million from the company they ran, and  they face a move to bar them from serving as officers of a  public company.
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The American Tower Corporation sued the head of a rival  claiming he had impersonated its chief by sending a negative article about it via e-mail to two large investors.
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Media group Hollinger International says senior executives, including former chief Conrad Black, took $400m of its money.
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Two ex-Computer Associates executives, including former chief executive Sanjay Kumar, have been charged with securities fraud, conspiracy and obstruction of justice relating to their alleged involvement in a multi-billion dollar accountancy scandal.
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Two investors have sued a filmmaker for allegedly misleading them about plans for a documentary on the life of presidential candidate John Kerry.
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JB Oxford Holdings Inc., a Beverly Hills, Calif.-based discount brokerage firm, was sued by the Securities and Exchange Commission for allegedly allowing tens of thousands of improper trades in more than 600 mutual funds.