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To: jjs64 who wrote (4422)	10/12/1999 6:33:00 PM
From: Q.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 7056

"criminal enterprise" -- that's what the SEC called Peter Foley's previous employer, A. R. Baron. The use of the phrase "criminal enterprise" really caught my attention. It has been used only a few times in SEC news releases, based on my search of the SEC website. Here's an excerpt from the SEC's news release August 5, 1999: Baron collapsed in 1996 after engaging in numerous violations of law, operating as a criminal enterprise, and causing millions of dollars of investor losses. Here's a link to the full news release: sec.gov Here are the dates of employement with A. R. Baron for Peter Foley CRD #210650: Employing Firm: A. R. BARON & CO., INC. Firm CRD Number: 29285 Office of Employment Address: NEW YORK 10022 Start Date: 09/26/1995 End Date: 04/01/1996