Johnnie Johnson files $2.2M bankruptcy

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Johnnie D. Johnson & Co. Inc. (JDJ) is a New York-based internal revenue firm that filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy with listed debts amounting to $2,248,798 and 38 staffers at the beginning of 1998. The firm's founder Johnnie D. Johnson has opened a new firm called Strategic IR Inc. employing six former JDJ staffers as well as eight outside consultants. JDJ's bankruptcy was attributed to mergers and lawsuits that resulted in the departure of its three top senior consultants and several clients. Johnson is himself the biggest creditor of the firm at $842,050.

Company Planning/Goals, Investment Advisory Services, Investment Advice, Investment advisers, Article, Johnnie D. Johnson and Company Inc.

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Martha Stewart hopes Wall St. likes her look

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Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia (MSLO) will raise more than $100 million via an initial public offering. The company has reported profits of $23.8 million on revenues of $180 million in 1998. MSLO's media businesses include the Martha Stewart Living and Martha Stewart Weddings magazines, the "Martha Stewart Living" TV program, Martha Stewart Entertaining books, the 'askMartha" radio program, "From Martha's Kitchen" program on the Food Network and the marthastewart.com web site.

Diversified Companies, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc.

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RF Group formed; Binder to spin-off

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Ruder Finn Group (RFG) is the new holding company formed by Ruder Finn Inc's CEO David Finn. Finn is also the CEO of RFG, and his daughter Dena Merriam was appointed Vice Chairman. In addition to Finn and Merriam, other members of RFG's Office of the Chairman are Finn's children, namely Kathy Bloomgarden and Peter Finn, who were named Co-CEOs of RFI. RFI management team also include RF Americas Pres Richard Funess, CFO Tony Esposito and Chief Creative Officer Michael Schubert.

Offices of Bank Holding Companies, Financial Holding Companies

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