SEC Charges Hollinger&#39;s Black with Fraud
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US regulators on Monday charged newspaper tycoon Conrad Black and his top lieutenant with siphoning more than $85 million from the company they ran and moved to bar them from serving as officers of a public company.
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Hollinger Inc. said on Friday that an Ontario Superior Court judge had ordered an investigation of the company now mired in controversy over the conduct of its major shareholder, press baron Conrad Black.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said on Tuesday it charged the former chief financial officer and former controller of Engineered Support Systems Inc. with stock options backdating fraud.
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Civil fraud charges were filed Monday against media baron Conrad Black and lieutenant David Radler for allegedly treating Hollinger International Inc.
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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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The former chief executive and others were accused of committing accounting fraud to meet earnings forecasts and investor expectations.
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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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NEW YORK -- The US Securities and Exchange Commission filed a lawsuit yesterday against Conrad Black and his top deputy, accusing them of using the newspaper company they ran as their &quot;personal piggy bank&quot; over a period of four years.
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The Securities and Exchange  Commission on Thursday filed fraud charges against hedge fund  manager Robert Berlacher and the Lancaster group of hedge  funds, alleging they engaged in an illegal trading scheme  involving at least 10 unregistered securities offerings.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filed civil fraud charges against the former general counsel of Monster Worldwide Inc.  in a stock options backdating case, an agency official said on Thursday.
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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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A New York stockbroker was indicted on  Friday on charges of stealing more than $4.1 million from three  Wall Street firms, prosecutors said.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission yesterday filed a civil lawsuit alleging that media baron Conrad M. Black fraudulently diverted millions of dollars from Hollinger International Inc.
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Conrad M. Black, the former head of Hollinger International, said yesterday that he planned to file a libel lawsuit against members of a company committee who accused him of taking more than $380 million in improper payments.
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The NASD yesterday lodged fraud charges against H&R Block Financial Advisors Inc. for selling $16.4 million of Enron Corp. bonds to investors without warning of risks, shortly before the energy trading company filed for bankruptcy protection.
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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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US regulators on Monday charged newspaper tycoon Conrad Black and his top lieutenant with siphoning more than $85 million from the Chicago-based company they ran and moved to bar them from serving as officers of a public company.