Published Tuesday, March 14, 2006 in the Portland Press Herald
by Matt Wickenheiser
Darrell Mayeux did well when Fairchild Semiconductor went public in 1999 -
the vice president of sales and marketing's 667,000 shares of company stock had
a value of more than $12 million when the initial public offering closed.
Three years later, the money was gone. Now a jury is trying to decide whether
Mayeux or a banking group that served as his investment adviser is to blame.
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