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Man pleads guilty in stock scam linked to Notre Dame hero 'Rudy'
L.A. NOWA Long Beach man faces up to five years in federal prison after admitting his role Tuesday in orchestrating a "pump-and-dump stock scheme" around a sports drink company built around the name of Notre Dame football legend Daniel E. “Rudy”... -
Chipotle federal immigration probe: 'We didn't do anything wrong'
Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. continues to get heat for its hiring practices, with the Securities and Exchange Commission and now federal prosecutors looking into the company. Earlier this week, the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia told the...
Tags: Chipotle Mexican Grill, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Prosecution, Economy, Business and Finance, Companies and Corporations
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Sundance Film Festival announces its drama, documentary premieres
24 FramesSundance Film Festival is perhaps best known for its narrative and dramatic competitions, but the real business in Park City, Utah, is done around the Sundance Film Festival premieres — and none of the features announced Monday has a distribution... -
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SEC accuses Stiefel Laboratories of defrauding employee shareholders
Money & CompanyThe Securities and Exchange Commission has accused Stiefel Laboratories, a subsidiary of GlaxoSmithKline, and the subsidiary’s former chief executive of defrauding employees and other shareholders by buying back the company’s private stock... -
Sundance 2012: Is ‘Arbitrage’ this year’s ‘Margin Call'?
24 FramesSundance Film Festival: In "Arbitrage," a Wall Street tycoon named Robert Miller (Richard Gere) finds himself in over his head when he makes a colossally bad investment and, if that wasn't enough, falls asleep at the wheel while driving his mistress to... -
Sundance 2012: Gere, De Niro films bound for theaters
24 FramesThe deals continued to come at the Sundance Film Festival on Wednesday, ensuring that a few more films will have a life outside the Park City, Utah, bubble. Jake Schreier's drama "Robot & Frank" was acquired by Samuel Goldwyn and Sony Pictures Worldwide... -
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L.A. sues Northern Trust, seeks $95 million in lost pension assets
L.A. NOWL.A. City Atty. Carmen A. Trutanich filed a multimillion dollar lawsuit against the investment corporation Northern Trust, alleging city pension assets were squandered because the firm placed them in high-risk financial products.... -
The delayed gratification of the Facebook IPO
Opinion L.A.Now that Facebook has filed the paperwork for its initial public stock offering, it's worth wondering why the company bothered. Its preliminary goal is to raise $5 billion, but its registration statement showed that it's already sitting on nearly $4...... -
Pain at the gas pump: Round up the usual suspects?
Opinion L.A.$10 billion has been placed in the gasoline futures markets by large hedge funds and commodity pools -- and they're betting that gasoline prices will keep climbing.... -
Women sentenced in Disneyland milk sale fraud
L.A. NOWBetween June 2008 and August 2010, the two women, along with ringleader Eva Perez, 52, told victims they were investing in a contract with the Alta Dena Dairy to sell milk exclusively to Disneyland. More than 30 people invested between $2,000 to $100,000,...
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