Global Crossing chairman says he had no inkling of trouble
Global Crossing Chairman Gary Winnick testified he did not learn of the firm’s deteriorating finances until June 2001 after selling $123 million in stock in May. He pledged $25 million to offset employee retirement losses and said he spoke daily with CEO Thomas Casey about management discussions. House committee members pressed him on his claimed ignorance before bankruptcy filing seven months later.
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Lautenberg Chosen to Replace Torricelli on Ballot
Former New Jersey Senator Frank Lautenberg was selected by Democrats to replace Torricelli on the November ballot. Governor McGreevey announced the decision after a late meeting with Lautenberg and top party officials amid a legal fight to bypass a Sept. 16 filing deadline.
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