Boston – The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission sued Navellier & Associates and its founder on Thursday, accusing them of fraudulently misleading clients about the performance track record of investment strategies the adviser offered.
When Rifky and Yossi Bar set out to adopt a child, they had one key criterion: They would only take a baby that nobody else in the world wanted.
As former executives at Bank Leumi face criminal investigation over the bank’s alleged involvement in helping customers of its U.S. branch evade taxes, two other Israeli banks are looking on uneasily – Bank Hapoalim and Mizrahi Tefahot.
Searches are underway in the Golan Heights to find a IDF soldier who left his unit on Wednesday during military activity and has since disappeared.
Following a protracted investigation, police have announced the arrests of three unidentified Romania and Poland-based El Al employees accused of multiple fraud, money laundering and tax offenses between the years 2008 and 2013.
Ahead of the Jewish new year, when thousands of Jews will converge on the Ukrainian city of Uman, the final resting place of the Rabbi Nachman of Bratslav, followers of the revered 18th-century luminary issued an “urgent” decree Wednesday banning women from the area surrounding his gravesite.
NEW YORK – The heinous act robbed an insular community of its innocence.
A POP star and former Neighbours actress has provoked outrage by posing for a raunchy photoshoot in front of a memorial to the holocaust.
Between 30,000 to 40,000 homes in the Houston area have been destroyed by Tropical Storm Harvey, officials said Wednesday.