News America Now Real News For Real Americans

SEC News, SEC Pictures

 

Gators Coach Urban Meyer Fined $30,000 For Criticizing Refs

gators girl

“”Coach Meyer has violated the Southeastern Conference code of ethics,” commissioner Mike Slive said. “SEC bylaw 10.5.4 clearly states that the coaches, players and support personnel shall refrain from public criticism of officials. The league’s athletics directors and presidents and chancellors have made it clear that negative public comments on officiating are not acceptable.”" Link


SEC Could Investigate Fake "Sale" Of WWE Raw To Donald Trump

“The plunge in WWE shock occurred after WWE announced that it had sold its RAW TV franchise to Donald Trump. The following day, however, both WWE and USA apologized and acknowledged that no sale had taken place — that it was all just a gimmick to publicize a new ’story arc’ for the wrestling show.” Link


SEC Charges R. Allen Stanford With Fraud

Allen Stanford
Allen Stanford picture

“Federal regulators on Tuesday charged Texas financier R. Allen Stanford and three of his companies with a “massive” fraud that centered around high-interest-rate certificate of deposits. In a complaint filed in federal court in Dallas, the Securities and Exchange Commission alleged Stanford orchestrated a fudulent investment scheme centered on an $8 billion CD program that promised “improbable and unsubstantiated high interest rates.”" [Link]


SEC Stops Alleged Ponzi Scheme From George Theodule That Targeted Haitian Americans In Florida

“The SEC alleged that Creative Capital and its principal, George Theodule, launched a scheme as early as November 2007 urging investors to form investment clubs to funnel funds to Theodule and Creative Capital. The SEC alleged Theodule has lost at least $18 million trading stocks and options over the last year and that Creative Capital repaid early investors with money from later investors.” [Link]