Prominent Trader Jefferies to Plead Guilty and Aid Probe
Boyd L. Jefferies, founder of Jefferies Group, will plead guilty to two securities fraud counts and cooperate with investigators. He resigns as chair of Jefferies & Co. and Jefferies Group, which built blocks of stock for takeovers, and faces possible five year sentences per count. He had ties to Ivan Boesky in a parking scheme and settled a five year trading ban with the SEC.
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Consumer spending rebounds as income rises in February
The Commerce Department reports a 1.7 percent rise in personal spending in February and a 0.9 percent gain in personal income, aided by one time tax factors and farm subsidies. The Dow nears 2300 as markets push to record territory, while FDIC notes banks posted losses for the previous year.
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Kidron Auction Posts Large Livestock Sale Totals
At Kidron Auction 569 consignors sold 1 876 head of livestock. Hogs weighed 180 to 260 pounds brought 35.25 to 50.50 per hundredweight, calves and cattle moved in varied ranges, with dairy cows and open heifers also auctioned. Two horses and extensive hay and straw lots were listed among the offerings.
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Metal prices close on New York Mercantile Exchange
Closing Comex prices show Gold at 405.30 per troy ounce and Silver at 5.573. Platinum closes at 521.00. Spot nonferrous values list Aluminum 59.90 cents, Copper 63.65 cents, Lead 26 cents, Zinc 41 cents, Tin 4.1599, Mercury 210 to 240 per 76 pounds, with United States destinations indicated.
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AmeriTrust maps steps to stall bid
AmeriTrust Corp plans a 2for-1 stock split subject to shareholder approval and an increase in authorized shares to 100 million. The May 14 annual meeting will vote on the split and a higher regular dividend to at least $2 per share beginning with the May dividend. Alfred Lerner led investment group holds 9.6 percent stake for $81 million, raising takeover or sale speculation.
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