SEC charges Black, Radler with fraud tied to Hollinger

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Conrad Black and David Radler, both former corporate officers at newspaper publishing house Hollinger International Inc., have been charged by the Securities and Exchange Commission with defrauding Hollinger by engaging in transactions that were financially advantageous to them personally but damaging to the company. The Securities and Exchange Commission will be seeking a fine from the accused as well as substantial payments to account for the money they pocketed at their company's expense.

Legal issues & crime, Acquisitions & mergers, Financial management, Newspapers, Legal/Government Regulation, Management Compensation, Company legal issue, Cases, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Finance, Company acquisition/merger, Newspaper publishing, Executives, Executive compensation, United States. Securities and Exchange Commission, Hollinger International Inc., HLR, Company financing, Corporate corruption, Corporate officers, Black, Conrad, Radler, David

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Bush taps Paulson as Treasury Chief

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Henry M. Paulson, Jr., chief executive of Goldman Sachs Group Inc. of the United States has been appointed the United States Secretary of the Treasury. The appointment was made by President George W. Bush. Mr. Paulson will be ranked with the secretary of defense and secretary of state in the cabinet.

Personnel administration, Human resource management, Political aspects, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Biography, Bush, George W., Company personnel management, United States. Department of the Treasury, Paulson, Hank, Secretaries of the treasury

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