News Briefing: Holy Land Foundation Organizers to Learn Fate Today
By Kate Golden on May 27, 2009No Comment
- Five former Holy Land Foundation organizers will learn their fates today as a federal judge is expected to hand down their sentences in the largest terrorism financing case in US history. [Dallas Morning News]
- Hal Smith steps down as executive director of Catholic Charities of Baltimore after 33 years at the charity's helm. [Baltimore Sun]
- More than 1,000 hedge-fund managers and financial-services executives will pay $3,000 to attend the 14th annual Ira W. Sohn Investment Research Conference; proceeds will go to cancer research. [Bloomberg]
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