Senior executives and board members from some of the top organizations and corporations in the country will serve as the faculty for The Citadel Directors’ Institute (CDI).
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A former McNair attorney and a North Carolina financial adviser were accused of taking $3.5 million from 35 investors, the Securities and Exchange Commission announced Thursday. The SEC accuses the 2 men of of luring investors to their firm, South Carolina-based Global Holdings LLC, with promises of returns as high as 4,900 percent in just two months. .
The struggling automaker also says it will offer 225 shares of common stock for every $1,000 in notes held by bondholders as part of debt-for-equity swap.
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Do you know where your money is??? If it's in the hands of a financial advisor or if you're considering doing so, there are some important things you need to do first. News 2 investigates.
Do you know where your money is??? If it's in the hands of a financial advisor or if you're considering doing so, there are some important things you need to do first. News 2's Tara Lynn investigates.
Disgraced financier Bernard Madoff is to plead guilty and face some of his victims in a New York federal court today.
The Securities and Exchange Commission is requiring a new audit of the 2006 financial statements of South Carolina armored vehicle maker Force Protection.
A Democratic official says Obama has chosen Mary Schapiro, who is currently CEO of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.
Staff at the Securities and Exchange Commission failed many times over a decade to fully investigate credible allegations of wrongdoing by money manager Bernard Madoff, the head of the SEC says, calling it a serious agency breakdown.
FBI: Birmingham Mayor arrested on federal charges
Federal regulators have charged Mark Cuban with insider trading for allegedly using confidential information on a stock sale to avoid more than $750,000 in losses.
Gov. Mark Sanford has asked the U.S. Treasury Secretary to investigate Greenville-based Carolina First bank to see whether it's "gaming the system" to get federal bailout money.
Stocks are moderately higher in early trading as investors await testimony from top federal economic officials before Congress about efforts to hammer out a $700 billion financial rescue plan.
Bush administration officials met with lawmakers on Capitol Hill Thursday night to discuss a plan to stabilize financial markets.
Wachovia says it plans to cut 600 more jobs than it previously expected as it works to reduce expenses in the face of staggering losses tied to mortgage debt.
Beaufort Mayor Bill Rauch has been charged with insider trading
The mayor of a South Carolina town has been charged with insider trading for buying stock in a California biotech company after authorities say he learned confidential information about the firm.
Just before receiving a 24-year prison sentence late today, disgraced economist Al Parish sat down with News 2's Warren Peper for his first television interview since his conviction.
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