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To: PaulM who wrote (45053)	11/16/1999 10:27:00 AM
From: long-gone	Respond to of 116753

a little old BUT, I think someone should mention it: Wednesday November 10, 2:42 am Eastern Time Meriwether cleared to launch new hedge fund - WSJ NEW YORK, Nov 10 (Reuters) - John Meriwether has been cleared by the 14 financial institutions that bailed out Long-Term Capital Management LP to launch his long-planned new hedge fund, which he hopes to do by year end, the Wall Street Journal said. One option under consideration for the new fund, JWM Partners, is to buy out the remaining assets of Long-Term Capital, which Meriwether founded, with money raised from new investors, the Journal said, citing an unnamed person familiar with the plans. Deutsche Bank AG has been helping with fund raising in Europe, the Middle East and Asia, the Journal said. With the launch of the fund, Meriwether will close the doors on LTCM which was rescued last year by a consortium of 14 banks. biz.yahoo.com

To: PaulM who wrote (45053)	11/17/1999 6:54:00 AM
From: long-gone	Respond to of 116753

NY Man Accused of Stock Fraud - (NEWARK, New Jersey) -- A New York City man is among five people charged in a civil case involving a phony Internet company. New Jersey's attorney general is pressing the case, saying Isaac Milstein and four others sold half-a-Million shares of stock in Millennium Interactive Technologies, a firm that never really existed. Authorities say more than 350 people were cheated out of a total of 850-thousand dollars. Prosecutors say they expect a settlement in the case. dailynews.yahoo.com