Securities Docket A.M. News Wire for August 4, 2009

Deloitte CEO says investors are demanding more from auditors than they possibly can deliver. http://bit.ly/fWxhl #
SEC Seeks $22 Million From Charles Conaway, Ex-Kmart Chief. http://bit.ly/3Zn3fh #
Livent duo Garth Drabinsky and Myron Gottlieb to be sentenced on Wednesday. http://bit.ly/QRMNF #
The Crown is seeking eight to 10 years in prison for the Livent founders. Drabinsky and Gottlieb are asking for condi http://bit.ly/QRMNF #
US TARP Agents Raid Colonial Bank Office in Florida. http://bit.ly/Y2xn1 #
SEC Charges Take-Two’s Former GC and Former Controller/Chief Accounting Officer With Stock Option Backdating. http://bit.ly/zvWGl #
Ruth Madoff Can’t Spend Over $100 Without Telling Trustee. http://bit.ly/s4NsV #
UK: FSA Has $39 Million Deficit, Seeks to Borrow $169 Million. http://bit.ly/aLBIx #
A “Knowledge Tool Unknowable in the World of the Old Media.” http://bit.ly/5FXTB #
Former WorldCom CFO Scott Sullivan Completes Sentence. http://bit.ly/ioSHR #
August 5 Webcast – Credit Default Swaps: Recent Developments. http://bit.ly/1TmUjr #
Judge says receiver in Stanford Ponzi scheme can recover only investment interest. http://bit.ly/thEfm #
UK Court Opinion May Insulate Auditors. http://bit.ly/ewOru #
Stanford gets new attorney. http://bit.ly/Xat20 #
Bill also includes provision for “class action suits.” http://bit.ly/yqfYg #