Lux Living owners indicted on fraud charges alleging minority hiring scheme
The indictment accuses Vic Alston, Sid Chakraverty and their accountant of falsifying records related to the city’s minority contracting requirements.
Top Lux Living executives charged with fraud as high-profile developments continue in KC
Top executives at Lux Living — the developer in Kansas City of two new high-profile apartment complexes, Wonderland in the Crossroads and Katz on Main at Westport Road — have been indicted in St. Louis.
Feds indict Lux Living owners on charges of defrauding St. Louis minority hiring program
The owners of one of Kansas City's and St. Louis’ highest-profile development firms face federal fraud charges in an alleged scheme that officials say defrauded a St. Louis city minority and women’s owned business program.
Lux Living owners indicted on fraud charges. Feds allege tax credit scheme
The indictment accuses Vic Alston, Sid Chakraverty and their accountant of falsifying records related to the city’s minority contracting requirements.
Lux Living leaders indicted on wire fraud charges
The indictment unsealed Friday details schemes at The Chelsea and another Lux-affiliated development, SoHo, 1515 S. Seventh St. in Soulard.
Lux Living Kansas City Developments FAIL After Fed Indictment?!?
LUX LIVING HOSTS QUITE A FEW KANSAS CITY LUXURY PROJECTS THAT MIGHT NOW PROVE RISKIER GIVEN FEDERAL ENTANGLEMENTS!!! Here's an apt summary liberated from behind the paywall . . .
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St. Louis Construction Executives Indicted for Alleged Wire Fraud in City Diversity Program Exploitation
St. Louis developers were indicted for wire fraud tied to exploiting a minority and women-owned business program.
St. Louis developers accused of faking minority involvement for tax breaks
Three St. Louis construction businessmen have been indicted for allegedly deceiving the city’s Minority and Women Owned ...
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Fraud losses among older adults reached $3.4 billion last year
The types of scams being reported to the federal government haven’t changed much from last year, but losses are on the rise, with the Federal Trade Commission reporting $10 billion in losses to ...
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Missouri Minute: Spending deal averts government shutdown; Auto supplier closes Riverside facility
Oasis Institute will retain its Clayton location that previously served as headquarters for the firm but expand to St. Ann. ( ...