September 5, 2005
A federal jury ruled last month that former commodities firm executive Marc E. Thompson set his home ablaze and burned his elderly mother alive to collect insurance money that he later hid during bankruptcy proceedings, reported the Chicago Tribune. Thompson, …
September 5, 2005
A federal jury ruled last month that former commodities firm executive Marc E. Thompson set his home ablaze and burned his elderly mother alive to collect insurance money that he later hid during bankruptcy proceedings, reported the Chicago Tribune. Thompson, …
August 15, 2005
Former commodities firm executive Marc E. Thompson set his home ablaze and burned his elderly mother alive to collect insurance money that he later hid during bankruptcy proceedings, a federal jury ruled late last week. Thompson, 53, faces 115 years …
April 18, 2005
Zurich Financial Services Group announced that it has signed an agreement to sell a 10 percent stake of South African Eagle Insurance Company Limited (SA Eagle), a majority-owned subsidiary, to Royal Bafokeng Finance (RBF), a company wholly-owned by the Royal …
June 20, 2000
In an apparent attempt to head off the consequences of a soon to be issued report 6 countries – Bermuda, the Cayman Islands, Cyprus, Malta, Mauritius and San Marino (a tiny enclave within Italy-not the city in California) – Have …