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Michael Mora

Michael Mora

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Editor and Reporter, ALM Media

Miami, Saint Petersburg, FL

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Total articles 2638

  • New Jersey Accountant Duped by Fake Lover Faces Client Lawsuit for $1.5M in Bitcoin Scam

    By Michael Mora Verified| New Jersey Law Journal Verified Martin Chirico, an accountant and financial adviser who induced two clients to invest over $1.5 million based on the advice of a fictional broker, is facing a state court complaint in New Jersey after he lost the money in a crypto "pig butchering” scheme facilitated by a fake online lover.

    By Michael Mora Verified · New Jersey Law Journal

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Corporate-Bond Trading Costs Surged amid Market Tumult

    By Caleb Mutua Verified, Hadriana Lowenkron Verified, Stephanie Lai Verified, Michael Mora Verified| Treasury and Risk Verified A montior displays Nasdaq charts on the floor American Stock Exchange (AMEX) at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York on April 11, 2025. Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg. Bond dealers started demanding higher compensation for the risk of trading investment-grade corporate debt after President Donald Trump’s trade war sent volatility racing through markets, according to an analysis by Apollo Global Management Inc.

    By Caleb Mutua Verified, Hadriana Lowenkron Verified, Stephanie Lai Verified, Michael Mora Verified · Treasury and Risk

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • New Jersey Accountant Duped by Fake Lover Faces Client Lawsuit for $1.5M in Bitcoin Scam

    By Michael Mora Verified| New Jersey Law Journal Verified Martin Chirico, an accountant and financial adviser who induced two clients to invest over $1.5 million based on the advice of a fictional broker, is facing a state court complaint in New Jersey after he lost the money in a crypto "pig butchering” scheme facilitated by a fake online lover.

    By Michael Mora Verified · New Jersey Law Journal

    Apr. 16, 2025

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ALM Media

New York, New York, United States

+1 212-457-9400