That can be found in the 1st Qtr. 2014 report. After that no other reports mention the SEC. Also they had dealing with 4 or 5 other Co.'s that were all flops. Very interesting report to read along with St.louis doubling his conversion shares from 400 million to 800 million shares, again at no cost to him.
Do you really get from this report that Sorkin was forced to step down by the SEC or go to jail? That is sure how you made it seem on your other post. You made it appear that it was either step down or go to jail. What part of this report makes you feel that it was the SEC that made him step down and if so, why do they allow him to remain on as the C.O.O.? You also mentioned in another post that Sorkin was involved in 4 or 5 other companies that were all flops. Which companies were those?