Sentence examples for of questionable stock from inspiring English sources

Mr. Freeman and the 18 other defendants also face civil securities fraud charges filed yesterday by the Securities and Exchange Commission, which has stepped up enforcement of various types of questionable stock activities on the Internet.

A special prosecutor in January launched a probe into corruption allegations after a former Samsung top legal executive said the conglomerate had created a slush fund to bribe prosecutors, officials and other influential figures to suppress criticism of a series of questionable stock transactions, conducted with the intention of transferring the chairman's ownership stake to his son.

Price's admission that he personally chose to purchase stock in Innate Immunotherapeutics contradicts the Trump transition team's defense of another questionable stock trade Price made.

According to the lawsuit, since transferred to U.S. District Court in Los Angeles, Dahya has had a history of milking public companies through questionable stock promotion activities, including orchestrating a "pump and dump" scheme to swindle Casmyn and its shareholders.

She had also just completed a prison term for making false statements about a questionable stock trade.

The head of Citigroup's Salomon Smith Barney division was sent over to the Global Investment Group, which controls a $100 billion portfolio, as the firm faces allegations of questionable IPO allocations and biased stock analysis.

In December, prosecutors indicted Mathew Martoma, a former SAC portfolio manager at the center of the questionable drug-stock trades tied to a new Alzheimer's drug.

So here is the important question: Shall we deplete our seed stock (savings) to produce something of questionable value, especially when the seed is crucial to our future survival?

Shanahan continues to put a lot of stock in the health of the victims of questionable hits, a strategy that will continue to be controversial.

If the non-equilibrium view holds, not only are the mandatory stock reductions and grazing bans enacted by the state of questionable worth, but the very concept of privatizing land into parcels that restrict herd movement becomes questionable.

That board member added that Mr. Thompson had called for board members who did not make money trading Ullico stock to form a committee that would recommend rules to prevent a recurrence of questionable trading.