Group Agrees to Pay F.E.C. Fine for 2004 Campaign Violations
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A Democratic-leaning voter turnout group agreed to pay a $775,000 penalty for violating federal rules during the 2004 election.
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An independent political group allied with Democrats and heavily bankrolled by billionaire George Soros has agreed to pay $775,000 to the Federal Election commission for violating campaign laws during the 2004 presidential campaign.
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November 3, 2004 -- Two former vice presidents at Computer Associates International agreed to pay fines to regulators and return bonuses they received for their part in a $2.
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The Federal Election Commission said yesterday that it will police "527" groups, political organizations that largely operated outside the new campaign finance limits during the 2004 presidential election, by looking at how the groups word their appeals for contributions, how they describe themselves, and how they spend their money....
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Federal regulators said on Tuesday three former employees of Invesco Funds Group Inc. agreed to pay &#36;340,000 in fines to settle charges that they had a role in allowing improper trading in Invesco mutual funds, leaving a settlement with the company to be hammered out.
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Citgo Petroleum Corp. will pay a $3.6 million fine in a settlement with the US Justice Department and also spend $320 million to cut air pollution from six of its refineries, the government said on Wednesday.
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Porn marketer agrees to pays $465,000 in penalties, says FTC.
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The US division of Germany's Bayer AG agreed to pay a 33 million dollar fine to settle charges it participated in a conspiracy to fix prices of a commonly used chemical for plastics and other goods, US officials said.
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State and national Republicans will pay $135,000 to settle a suit involving a scheme to jam Democratic get-out-the-vote calls on Election Day 2002, officials said Saturday.
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Gary Pilgrim and Harold Baxter, co- founders of the money management firm Pilgrim Baxter &amp; Associates Ltd., agreed to pay record fines of $80 million each to settle regulators&#39; complaints
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InfoWorld - An Internet-based provider of sexually explicit entertainment has agreed to pay a $465,000 civil penalty for sending unwanted e-mail, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission announced Tuesday.
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Time Warner said that it will pay a total of $510 million to settle charges arising from Justice Department and S.E.C. investigations.
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Citgo Petroleum Corp. will install $320 million in pollution controls at six refineries and pay a $3.6 million fine to settle a federal lawsuit alleging Clean Air Act violations, the Bush administration announced Wednesday.
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The Federal Communications Commission hit CBS on Wednesday (September 22) with a proposed maximum fine of $550,000 for &quot;violation of indecency rules,&quot; stemming from its broadcast of the Super Bowl XXXVIII halftime show in February.
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The world's largest DRAM maker agrees to pay multimillion dollar fine in a DRAM price-fixing suit.
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The Federal Election Commission yesterday slapped heavy fines on three independent fundraising groups it said had illegally injected tens of millions of dollars into the 2004 presidential campaign, concluding unanimously that the funds were drawn from large donors and corporations in violation of...
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An Internet company has agreed to forgive $17 million in customers' bills as part of an agreement with the government, the Federal Trade Commission announced Monday.