The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said that it
temporarily suspended trading in the shares of 16 more companies.
The suspensions are part of a broader crackdown this year, which has
resulted in a record 609 suspensions so far during 2012.
The
SEC has halted trading of numerous noncompliant
companies, citing reasons such as a lack of current and accurate
information, as it ramps up efforts to crack down on fraud.
The agency has also increased its scrutiny of Chinese companies, amid
concerns about the accuracy of their publicly disclosed information.
The latest group of companies facing suspension are:
AER
Energy Resources Inc. (AERN),
Alto
Group Holdings Inc. (ALTO),
BizRocket.com
Inc. (BZRT),
Fox
Petroleum, Inc. (FXPT) and
Geopulse
Explorations Inc. (GPLS)
Also,
Global Technologies
Group Inc. (GTGP),
KMA
Global Solutions International Inc. (KMAG),
Mike
the Pike Productions Inc. (MIKP),
Mobile
Star Corp. (MBST) and
SavWatt
USA Inc. (SAVW, formerly SAVWD)
And
Scorpex, Inc.
(SRPX),
Silver Dragon
Resources Inc. (SDRG),
Strategic
Mining Corp. (SMNG)
Surgline
International Inc. (SGLN),
Thrive
World Wide Inc. ( TWWI) and
Zamage
Digital Art Imaging Inc. (ZMGD).
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