SEC targets fake stock news on promotion schemes
The SEC charged 27 individuals and entities in a scheme paying writers to post bullish articles on Seeking Alpha Benzinga and Wall Street Cheat Sheet. It traced pseudonyms like Equity Options Guru and The Swiss Trader to over 450 problem articles, 250 falsely claiming no payment. Settlements totaled over 4.8 million dollars. Originators include Lidingo Holdings led by actress Kamilla Bjorn and CSIR Group run by Christine Petraglia. The agency warns investors that such articles may lack independence and investors should not rely on them alone.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Seeking Alpha
Benzinga
Wall Street
SEC
Stephanie Avakian
SEC Enforcement Division
Tan Federal Court
Lidingo Holdings
Kamilla Bjorlin
Encino
Calif
Milla Bjorn
Csir Group
New York
Christine Petraglia
Lidingo
Bjorlin
CSIR
Petraglia
Mike Taylor
Colleges to provide free Narcan doses to students
The Clinton Foundation and Adapt Pharma will supply colleges with 40,000 free Narcan Nasal Spray doses to reverse opioid overdoses. The program aims to educate, raise awareness, and expand naloxone access, building on a prior effort that distributed 3,000 doses to high schools in 33 states.
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Clinton Foundation
Adapt Pharma
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Mike Kelly
U.S
Alex Chan
National Health
Clinton Health Matters Initiative
Kelly
Bill Clinton
America
Protests intensify in Venezuela over Maduro rule
Venezuelan opposition supporters again took to the streets in Caracas and other cities to denounce a deepening economic crisis and democratic erosion under President Nicolas Maduro. The protests followed a March Supreme Court move against the opposition-led Congress, a backlash that intensified after a comptroller banned opposition figure Henrique Capriles. International pressure grew as Brazil and the OAS urged a return to full democracy and a swift election timeline. Clashes with security forces occurred as protesters blocked major routes and tear gas dispersed crowds.
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Caracas
Nicolas Maduro
Supreme Court
Congress
Henrique Capriles
Aloysio Nunes
Organization of American States
Luis Almagro
Venezuela
Maduro
National Guard
Security gaps blamed as Egyptian Christians mourn attacks
In Alexandria and Tanta mourners led wooden coffins through streets under heavy security after Sunday's church bombings killed 45 people and wounded nearly 100. The state declared a three month emergency as Pope Francis planned a Cairo visit, while protesters demanded accountability for security failures and religious hate attacks claimed by Islamic State.
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Tanta
Egypt
St. Mina
Pope Francis
Jesus
Jerusalem
Beshoy Asham
Reuters
Cairo
Francis
Tawadros
St. Mark’s
Interior Ministry
Abdel Fat
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