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WAMC News
6:20 pm
Tue October 23, 2012

AG Issues Guidelines for Charity Promotion Sales

NYS Attorney Eric Schneiderman

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and along with that comes the ubiquitous pink ribbon. Numerous entities slap the symbol on products and claim charitable donations will go to breast cancer research.  But how can you be sure such so-called “cause marketing” is legitimate? New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman talks about his effort to make these types of marketing campaigns more transparent.

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New York News
7:32 am
Mon June 25, 2012

Hedge Fund Manager to Pay $405M to Madoff Victims

NY Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announces a lawsuit in White Plains against the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, regarding the storage of nuclear waste at nuclear power plants, once those plants close. (February 15th, 2011)

New York's attorney general says he has secured a civil settlement in which hedge fund manager J. Ezra Merkin will reimburse clients with $405 million lost in Bernard Madoff's historic investment scam.  WAMC’s Tristan O’Neill reports…

Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said Sunday that the clients will be paid over three years and New York state will get $5 million to cover the cost of the settlement.

Merkin had managed four funds with hundreds of investors. Schneiderman says many are New Yorkers and charitable organizations. None have been identified.

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New York News
7:27 am
Fri June 15, 2012

Chesapeake to Renegotiate 4,400 NY Gas Leases

NY Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announces a lawsuit in White Plains against the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, regarding the storage of nuclear waste at nuclear power plants, once those plants close. (February 15th, 2011)

New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman says Chesapeake Appalachia has agreed to let more than 4,400 landowners renegotiate old gas leases for more favorable financial and environmental terms. More from WAMC’s Dave Lucas…

Chesapeake also agreed to pay $250,000 to cover the state's investigation costs. The agreement was announced Thursday. 

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