Morning Links: 3 June 2008 [1]
Local law firms have been abuzz since Friday, we hear, over claims leveled [2] at the home office of Adams & Reese down in the Big Easy. Only New Orleans could ladle up such a jambalaya of alleged corruption and skullduggery. No mention of the firm's Nashville office, we ought to note.
When it rains it pours: Troubles continue for Preds co-owner William "Boots" Del Biaggio as the bank founded by his father piles on, filing a lawsuit that accuses him of yet another multi-million-dollar loan scam [3]. News of Del Biaggio’s dilemma surfaced late last week [4] when he was sued for similar reasons by DGB Investments
After closing the sale of Nashville-based stationer C.R. Gibson [5] for some $73.85 million last December, buyer CSS Industries discloses in an SEC filing that one or more ex-employees got $200K for a four-year non-compete [6]
Spheris looking to get more Indian labor [7]
Same-store restaurant sales for CBRL Group were flat in May [8] despite a higher average check price. Retail sales rose by 2.3 percent
TheStreet.com ups its view of LifePoint to 'Buy [9]'
- Area Stocks [10]
- Adams & Reese LLP [11]
- C.R. Gibson LLC [12]
- CBRL Group Inc. [13]
- Heritage Bank of Commerce [14]
- LifePoint Hospitals Inc. [15]
- Nashville Predators LLC [16]
- Sand Hill Capital [17]
- Spheris Inc. [18]
- William J. 'Boots' Del Biaggio III [19]
- Criminal prosecutions: White-collar offenses [20]
- Litigation [21]