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_________::::____#20 - September 2, 2005________________
Updated:  9/1/05 5:35 p.m.

09/01/05 Wave of Katrina securities scams hits U.S. investors - Financial
fraudsters are already hitting investors with post-Hurricane Katrina stock scams
tied to speculation about spiking energy prices, U.S. market regulators warned on
Wednesday.

09/01/05 Jury Awards Damages to Central in Axelrod Litigation - Central Garden &
Pet Company (NASDAQ:CENT) today announced that it has received a jury verdict
in its litigation with Herbert and Evelyn Axelrod.

09/01/05 SEC charges former Transkaryotic CEO with fraud - The U.S. Securities
and Exchange Commission on Thursday charged the former chief executive officer
of Transkaryotic Therapies Inc. (TKTX.O: Quote, Profile, Research) with fraud for
making misleading statements regarding the drug company's clinical trials.

09/01/05 U.S. agency Moscow office hit by $1.2 million fraud - The United Nations
Development Program is investigating a $1.2 million fraud in its Moscow office, and
the head of the office has been put on leave while the inquiry is under way,
agency officials said Thursday.

09/01/05 MCI in non-prosecution deal with U.S. attorney - U.S. prosecutors said
on Thursday they have agreed not to pursue criminal charges against MCI Inc.
(MCIP.O: Quote, Profile, Research), the successor company to WorldCom Inc.

09/01/05 Fractured Fraternity - Oh for the days when auditors were counselors
and not pricey overseers.

08/31/05 Martha, Unfettered And Back in Business - The Ankle Bracelet Is Off, and
a New Round Of Corporate-Image Rehabilitation Is On

08/31/05 Adelphia drops Boies' law firm over family ties to data company - Boies,
Schiller & Flexner, the law firm led by litigator David Boies, quit as counsel to
bankrupt Adelphia Communications Corp. after the discovery of financial ties
between his family and a document company Adelphia hired.
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