“A former personal assistant to Goldman Sachs co-president David Solomon has been indicted in federal court for allegedly taking hundreds of bottles of wine worth an estimated $1.2 million from his boss’ Manhattan cellar, and reselling them. One of his tasks was accepting wine deliveries at the finance executive’s Manhattan apartment, and then transporting them to Solomon’s East Hamptons house. According to the indictment, for a period of at least two years, De-Meyer sold hundreds of the bottles to an unnamed wine dealer based in North Carolina.”
Related posts:
When Penalties are Preferable
It’s Official: New OVDP program designed for Swiss Banks
Free Staters Not Welcome in New Hampshire
UK Tax Authority HMRC Rethinks Stance on Bitcoin
Apple Powering Nevada Datacenter with Solar Farm
The Enemy of the NSA is My Friend
Can fracking cause bigger, more frequent earthquakes?
Patients’ advocates ask Supreme Court to decide medical value of marijuana
Washington Appeals Court Bans Advisory Votes On Traffic Cameras
John McCain finally admits Ron Paul was right: Iraq War was a “mistake”
On Life Remotely: An Interview with Jessica Mans
Victory Against Patriot Act; URGENT action still needed
FBI, Former CIA Float Trump Assassination Outcome Over FISA Memo Release
NH City Continues Parking Meter 'Robin Hood' Suit, At Taxpayer Expense
James Bamford: The Secret War