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A federal judge has denied Sholom Rubashkin�s request to be released on bail until he is sentenced on 86 financial fraud convictions. Chief Judge Linda Reade ruled that Rubashkin, the former vice president of Agriprocessors, Inc. poses an escape risk...
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Prosecutors argued at a bail hearing for a former Iowa kosher slaughterhouse manager that an outpouring of financial support makes him a greater flight risk...Attorney Peter Deegan noted at the Wednesday hearing that Sholom Rubashkin had raised money...
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A jury found a former Agriprocessors Inc. executive guilty on 86 felony fraud counts related to sales records at the meat company's plant in Postville, Iowa. The Des Moines (Iowa) Register reported Friday Sholom Rubashkin , a former Agriprocessor vice...
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This is a dire warning the US mass media is virtually ignoring on our economy, that could be of great importance to investors in the stock market and especially for people who have investments in the gold and silver markets. There appears to be...
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The US House of Representatives on Monday passed legislation to battle financial fraud and create an independent commission to investigate the causes of the global financial meltdown. Lawmakers voted 338 to 52 for the bill, which now goes to US President...
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The Senate voted Tuesday to hire hundreds more FBI agents and prosecutors to go after mortgage fraud, filling a personnel gap that lawmakers say has prevented the government from pursuing some 5,000 incidents reported each month.
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Washington loves investigative commissions and the Senate on Wednesday overwhelmingly approved the creation of another one: The Financial Markets Commission. Lawmakers voted 94-3 to create the commission that will be charged with investigating the causes,...
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The number of FBI agents investigating mortgage fraud has more than doubled in the past two years, FBI Director Robert S...Mr. Mueller told the Senate Judiciary Committee that the case load for mortgage fraud has increased in the past three years from...
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Rep. Chris Shays , who was defeated in last month's election, says it has uncovered apparent fraud in its financial records and referred the matter to federal authorities. The Shays for Congress Committee says it became aware after a post-election review...
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President-elect Lee Myung Bak of South Korea was questioned Sunday by special prosecutors investigating allegations that he engaged in financial fraud before his Dec...The questioning, which took place a week before Lee's inauguration on Feb. 25,
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