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ty by fraudulent pretenses, representations or promises from two elder victims." US Charges Nine With Stealing, Selling Boats, Other Vehicles. The Providence (RI) Journal <https://www.providencejoumal.cotn/story/news/crime/2020/11/23/9-indicted- stealing-boats-atvs-excavators-ri-3-other-states/6395140002/>

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elp." This "cash infusion to Wellshire Financial Services — part of a multi-state title loan empire run by Atlanta businessman Rod Aycox — came from the Federal Reserve's $600 billion Main Street Lending program for small- and medium-size businesses." States Plan To File Second Antitrust Suit Against Google In Decemb

ty by fraudulent pretenses, representations or promises from two elder victims." US Charges Nine With Stealing, Selling Boats, Other Vehicles. The Providence (RI) Journal (11/23, Perry, 259K) reports, "Nine people have been indicted in schemes to steal and sell nearly $700,000 worth of sport boats, excava

This "cash infusion to Wellshire Financial Services - part of a multi-state title loan empire run by Atlanta businessman Rod Aycox - came from the Federal Reserve's $600 billion Main Street Lending program for small- and medium-size businesses." States Plan To File Second Antitrust Suit Against Google In Decemb

4K) website also covers this story. FINANCIAL CRIME & CORPORATE SCANDALS Pay-For-Play Marijuana Trial Of Former Massachusetts Mayor Continues. The Providence (RI) Journal (5/6, 376K) reports jurors in the trial of former Fall River, Massachusetts, Mayor Jasiel Correia II on Wednesday heard how Correia "de

hat interest rates may "have to rise somewhat to make sure that our economy doesn't overheat," was neither "a forecast" nor "an attempt to influence the Federal Reserve." It was "simple good sense. Still, she shouldn't have said it. Convention says that the nation's top economic official must avoid uttering even the

Island Man Sentenced For Bank Robberies. The Lincoln (RI) Valley Breeze (7/15, 92K) reports Christopher Oladapo, who "admitted to robbing banks in Providence and Pawtucket within a month of each other last summer," was "sentenced Wednesday to two years and six months in federal prison." He "pleaded guilty

cle production accelerated amid the reopening of businesses, but the nascent economic recovery was overshadowed by surging new COVID-19 infections." The Federal Reserve "said manufacturing production jumped 7.2% last month, the largest gain since March 1947, after climbing 3.8% in May." However, "manufacturers in th

ction Against Rhode Island Immigration Lawyer's House The Providence Journal (02/05, Mulvaney) reported that weeks after agents raided his office in Providence, RI, federal authorities filed a forfeiture action against the $1.2 million East Greenwich home of immigration lawyer and former Central Falls muni

a-service operations, lone characters and data theft extortion groups. The article mentioned that LockBit claimed in June last year to have breached the U.S. Federal Reserve and threatened to release 33 terabytes of sensitive data, including "Americans' banking secrets." LockBit previously conducted a number of high-pro