Patten, were charged in a financial fraud scheme that resulted in their New Jersey-based Hometown Deli being valued at $100 ...

Hometown International raised eyebrows after it drew a nine-figure valuation even though its only asset was “Your Hometown ... laundering and wire fraud. Hometown Deli was located in Paulsboro ...

An international company chairman charged over a purported scheme to manipulate the stock market — one that resulted in a ...

A cheesesteak went for only $7.75 at the Your Hometown Deli in Paulsboro ... Coker Jr. was charged with money laundering, wire fraud, securities fraud and other crimes as part of a 12-count ...

He is one of the three accused of securities fraud, wire fraud and ... two publicly traded companies - Hometown International Inc. and E-Waste Corp. The deli in Paulsboro was a subsidiary of ...

and James Patten were allegedly involved in boosting the value of shares in Hometown International, which owned the deli, to give the company a valuation of as much as $100 million. Hometown's ...

Peter Coker Jr. is sought by U.S. authorities on charges of fraud and shares manipulation in connection with two companies, Hometown International and E-Waste Corp, that had been traded over the ...

Thailand authorities are holding a man on fraud charges for a financial scheme that inflated shares of Your Hometown Deli in ...

This place must have made amazing sandwiches. In September, Peter Coker Jr., his father Peter L. Coker Sr., and a third accomplice, James T. Patten, were charged in a financial fraud scheme that ...