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| #476 Updated: 9/19/07 11:06 p.m. For Most, It's Just a Dream: Being Your Own Boss Survey suggests that most executives wouldn't make the jump, even if they were financially able. Full story, CFO.com Former Red Cross employee charged with embezzlement A former Mountain Area Red Cross employee was arrested Tuesday on charges of embezzlement after police and officials accused her of taking more than $165,000 from the organization. Full story, citizen-times.com Gymnastics club embezzlement case back in court today An Ortonville woman facing an embezzlement charge after authorities say she took more than $100,000 from a club for gymnasts will be back in court this afternoon for a preliminary examination. Full story, freep.com Dearborn man sent to prison for mortgage fraud A federal judge on Thursday sentenced a Dearborn man to more than nine years in prison and ordered him to pay about $11.9 million in restitution for his role in a massive mortgage fraud. Full story, detnews.com Black's lawyers dispute fraud amount When a Chicago jury convicted Conrad Black of fraud in July, one question remained unanswered: How much money did Lord Black and three other former executives of Hollinger International Inc. actually divert from the company? Full story, theglobeandmail.com Miami attorney guilty of mail fraud in asbestos cases Louis S. Robles, a Miami attorney, has pleaded guilty to three counts of federal mail fraud for misappropriating $13.5 million for clients in asbestos injury cases. He allegedly used the funds to support a luxury oceanfront home, travel and other business investments. Full story, bizjournals.com ____________________________ |