Oct 6, 2021
The energy company that owns the ruptured pipeline that spewed more than 140,000 gallons of oil into Southern California waters didn't shutdown the pipeline for more than three hours after being alerted, according to federal regulators.
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The energy company that owns the ruptured pipeline that spewed more than 140,000 gallons of oil into Southern California waters didn't shutdown the pipeline for more than three hours after being alerted, according to federal regulators.
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Federal Regulators Are Charging Christian Concert Promoter With Defrauding Over 100 Investors Of Over $3 Million
Federal Regulators Are Charging Christian Concert Promoter With Defrauding Over 100 Investors Of Over $3 Million
The Securities and Exchange Commission filed Thursday an enforcement action in federal court in Portland against Freeport concert promoter Jeffrey Wall and his business The Lighthouse Events.
The complaint states Wall and his company raised the money from about 145 investors from January 2014 to October 2018.
The complaint alleges the promoter falsely said investors’ funds would only be used to…
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska | Groups protest plans for possible lease sale in Beaufort
ANCHORAGE, Alaska | Groups protest plans for possible lease sale in Beaufort
ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Environmental groups are protesting plans by federal regulators for a possible offshore petroleum lease sale in Alaska’s Beaufort Sea.
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management on Thursday announced it would prepare an environmental review in support of a potential lease sale next year.
The agency scheduled public hearings and opened a 30-day public comment period.
The legality of…
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SEC subpoenas Snap amid probe into ‘growth hacking’ and misleading investors The Justice Department and Securities and Exchange Commission have subpoenaed Snap Inc for information about its March 2017 initial public offering.
TOLEDO, Ohio | FCC: Company created fake accounts, misused funds to buy jet
TOLEDO, Ohio | FCC: Company created fake accounts, misused funds to buy jet
TOLEDO, Ohio — A telecommunications company faces a potential $63 million fine for misusing government money meant to help low-income people get phone and internet service and instead spending it on a yacht and private jet, federal regulators said.
The Federal CommunicationsCommission accused Toledo-based American Broadband and Telecommunications Co. of creating fake accounts by using the…
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WASHINGTON | US regulators lift strict oversight of Prudential
WASHINGTON | US regulators lift strict oversight of Prudential
WASHINGTON — A group of federal regulators on Wednesday lifted the strict government oversight imposed on big insurer Prudential Financial Inc. It was the last financial company still carrying the label that subjected it to special restrictions stemming from the 2008 financial crisis.
The unanimous decision by the Financial Stability Oversight Council closed the books on its actions tagging…
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