Files from the U.S. Department of Justice revealed that Charles Schwab transferred approximately $27.7 million on behalf of the late convicted financier Jeffrey Epstein to a real estate broker in Morocco, in an attempt to purchase a luxury palace in Marrakech during the ten days leading up to his arrest in 2019, including a transfer from an account that did not have sufficient funds. According to documents first published by Reuters, Schwab opened three accounts in April 2019 for companies owned by Epstein, including an account for 'Southern Trust' which was seeking to acquire the 'Palm Grove' palace. Richard Kahn, Epstein's accountant, was listed as an authorized person, while Epstein was recorded as the company's president and the sole beneficial owner. View the full content...
Ouargla - Today, Wednesday, in the provinces of Menia and Ghardaia, preparations continue to commence the construction of the railway line from Laghouat to Tamanrasset, through intensifying field monitoring and assessing the readiness of the logistical and technical means allocated for this project, under the supervision of local authorities.
aps.dzSetif - The national exhibition for cosmetics and care products was inaugurated today, Wednesday, in Setif, with the participation of 60 exhibitors representing companies and institutions active in this field.
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Air Algérie announced the adjustment of flight times for two flights between Algiers and Timimoun, scheduled for October 29 and November 2, due to the temporary closure of Timimoun Airport during the original flight times, according to a statement from the company. The statement clarified that flight AH6156 from Algiers to Timimoun will depart at 20:00, arriving at its destination at 21:30, while flight AH6157 from Timimoun to Algiers will depart at 22:30, arriving in Algiers at midnight, at 00:00. View the full content on Echourouk Online.
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