Suit filed against MNC Financial over inflated stock claims
Two shareholders Gollomp and Stuyvesant allege MNC officials concealed true condition of the commercial loan portfolio to boost stock price over 13 months. They seek a jury trial in Baltimore district court on behalf of about 13 000 holders of 62 million shares.
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Peter Stuyvesant
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People's Counsel urges prohibiting BG&E costs
The Maryland public advocate urged the Maryland Public Service Commission to bar Baltimore Gas and Electric Co from charging $96 million in extra costs to buy electricity from outside sources while Calvert Cliffs nuclear reactors remain idle. The advocate said the burden should fall on the company, not 1 million customers. Calvert Cliffs has been shut since last May for structural issues and NRC cited compliance problems.
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People’s Counsel
Omaha Livestock Market Quotes Mixed Across Classes
Omaha daily livestock quotes show hogs steady with some 50 cent losses, cattle and calves under limited offerings with a weak undertone, cows up to 5.75 higher, steers and heifers limited for comparison, and sheep lacking sufficient activity. Also Tokyo stocks closed slightly higher as the dollar rose against the yen amid mixed early trading. The People’s Counsel accuses BG&E of improper action over fuel rates, pending next case. since Oct 1 the utility has raised rates three times totaling 176.9 million dollars, adding about 1.90 to a typical monthly residential bill, with responsibility for Calvert Cliffs costs to be decided later.
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Chicken George Files Chapter 11 in Baltimore
Chicken George, once-promising Baltimore fast food chain, files Chapter 11 to reorganize its Baltimore operation, listing 400000 in liabilities and 125000 in assets. Holding company and franchise arm with four outlets remain unaffected.
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Saks Fifth Avenue to be sold to Investcorp group
Saks Fifth Avenue, the luxury department chain owned by BAT Industries, will be sold for about 1.4 billion to Investcorp and Tovestcorp. Investcorp will assume some Saks liabilities, with completion expected within 10 weeks. BAT chairman Patrick Sheehy touted Investcorp’s financing and track record in luxury retail.
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