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February 5, 2015

Posted  January 28, 2016

The SEC charged Chicago-area alternative energy company Broadwind Energy, along with its former CEO J. Cameron Drecoll and CFO Stephanie K. Kushner, for accounting and disclosure violations that prevented investors from knowing that reduced business from two significant customers had caused substantial declines in the company’s long-term financial prospects.  Broadwind Energy agreed to pay a $1 million penalty, and Drecoll and Kushner agreed to pay nearly $700,000 in combined disgorgement and penalties.  SEC

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