Jun 6, 2009 | Denver Post
Grand jury: Scheme took $10 million
A Colorado man who claimed he had an exclusive distribution agreement with a Japanese appliance and electronics manufacturer has been accused of bilking investors out of more than $10 million in what authorities said was an elaborate Ponzi scheme.
Prior warning in alleged scheme?
Jason T. Brooks, who was indicted last week for running an alleged Ponzi scheme, was pictured on SpyOnVegas.com holding a substantial amount of cash in the gambling town.
Colo. indicts 2 in alleged Ponzi scheme
The Colorado statewide grand jury has indicted two men on multiple securities-fraud counts in connection with an alleged multimillion-dollar "Ponzi" scheme to defraud investors in the state and elsewhere, the office of Attorney General John Suthers announced Tuesday.
Indictment in alleged Ponzi scheme
A Colorado man who was allegedly running a Ponzi scheme that took more than $10 million from people throughout the state and country is being held in the Boulder County Jail, Colorado Attorney General John Suthers said yesterday.
Erie man jailed over alleged $10 million Ponzi scheme
Jason T. Brooks A Colorado man who claimed he had an exclusive distribution agreement with a Japanese appliance and electronics manufacturer has been accused of bilking investors out of more than $10 million in what authorities said was an elaborate Ponzi scheme.
EDITORIAL: Earnings reports sink
Japanese companies' earnings results for the year to the end of March 2009 are, as expected, disastrous, reflecting the devastating effects of what has been described as the worst postwar recession.
NEC and Renesas in Merger Talks
NEC Electronics and Renesas have entered talks to strike a merger deal to create a new entity which would become the largest semiconductor company in Japan, and number three globally behind Intel and Samsung with leading market share in micro-controllers and system-on-chip products for cars and mobile devices, capable of generating roughly $13 ...
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Toshiba and Panasonic Agree on LCD Joint Venture Transfer
Toshiba Corporation and Panasonic Corporation announced that today the two companies have signed a share transfer agreement under which Toshiba will acquire all of Panasonic's shares in Toshiba Matsushita Display Technology Co., Ltd.
Japan News: Toshiba, Panasonic to cease partnership in smaller LCD business
Toshiba Corp. and Panasonic Corp. will end their partnership in liquid crystal displays for mobile phones and digital cameras as the former will turn their joint venture company into a wholly owned subsidiary, industry sources said Saturday.
Research and Markets: In-Depth Company Profiles for Electronics...
DUBLIN, Ireland Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Electronics Fortune Global 500 Databank" company profile to their offering.
Matsushita takes 80% in Anchor
Japanese lighting equipment major Matsushita Electric Works today overcame a serious challenge from French giant Schneider Electricals SA to announce the acquisition of an 80 per cent stake in Anchor ...
The characterization of a single discrete bionanodot for memory device applications
We investigated electronic properties of a biochemically synthesized cobalt oxide bionanodot by means of scanning tunneling microscopy/spectroscopy and Kelvin-probe force microscopy .
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. revealed that it plans to supply mobile phones to wireless operator KDDI Corp., adding a second customer for its handset business in Japan.
Panasonic to shut three plants; may report net loss
Panasonic said yesterday said that it would cut 560 jobs in Asia because of the closure of some plants in the region, but declined to comment on a report saying the Japanese electronics giant will suffer its ...
Peter Zura's Two-Seventy-One Patent Blog
Top Patent Holders: IBM Tips the 4K Mark for 2008
While the PTO has eschewed publication of "top patent holders," independent patent research companies like IFI Patent Intelligence continue to track who is filing what in the PTO.
Panasonic cuts investment in flat-screens
Japanese electronics maker Panasonic Corp will cut its investment in two new flat-screen TV plants by about $1.5 billion and exit unprofitable businesses as the global economic slump slices into its profits.
IEICE Transactions on Communications
TCP Congestion Control Mechanisms for Achieving Predictable...
E-mail: hasegawa{at}cmc.osaka-u.ac.jp , 2 The author is with Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd., Kadoma-shi, 571-8501 Japan.