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Federal Reserve Proposes Long-Awaited Modernization Of Regulation O Insider Lending Rules

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By Amanda Allexon, Louis Argentieri, Brian Christiansen
| Mondaq
ST Simpson Thacher & Bartlett More Simpson Thacher is one of the world’s most respected law firms. But for us, this has never simply been a matter of size or rankings. It’s the direct result of our commitment to one founding principle. Our success is driven by that of our clients. Since 1884, many of the world’s largest organizations have turned to us for smart solutions to critical commercial challenges.
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Carolina Show Ski Team wows Tega Cay with annual patriotic water show Original

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By Abby Mittower Verified, Brian Christiansen
| WJZY-TV (Charlotte, NC) Verified
by: Abby Mittower, Brian Christiansen Posted: Jul 3, 2026 / 09:08 AM EDT Updated: Jul 3, 2026 / 09:08 AM EDT TEGA CAY, S.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — There are celebrations of America’s 250th birthday all across the Queen City area this weekend. Thursday night, Tega Cay marked the Independence Day holiday with a water show. The Carolina Show Ski Team is no stranger to Lake Wylie. The team has been on the lake for several decades, also competing in local, regional, and national competitions.
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‘Retired with dignity’: American Legion Post in SC hosts ceremony to honor retired flags

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By Brian Christiansen
| WNCN-TV (Raleigh, NC) Verified
by: Brian Christiansen Posted: Jun 8, 2026 / 07:46 AM EDT Updated: Jun 8, 2026 / 07:46 AM EDT FORT MILL, S.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — The American Legion Post in Fort Mill ceremoniously retired more than 3,000 tattered, worn, torn, and faded American flags on Saturday. Following a brief ceremony, the “retired” flags were put into a fire.
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