Dow Jones: The Dow Jones branded indices are proprietary to and are calculated, distributed and marketed by DJI Opco, a subsidiary of S&P Dow Jones Indices LLC and have been licensed for use to S&P Opco, LLC and CNN. Chicago Mercantile Association: Certain market data is the property of Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. Market indices are shown in real time, except for the DJIA, which is delayed by two minutes. The paper also reported that a Web site run by one of the shock jock's fans says that Stern lashed out at Hayden on the air, casting him as a publicity hound. The New York Daily News reported Wednesday that Hayden has been asked to turn over e-mails. He said that about a week or so prior to Stern's announcement, Hayden had predicted on another show that Stern would make the move to satellite radio, probably Sirius.īut he said his statement was not based on any inside information, and that he did not own any shares of Sirius. One of Stern's frequent guests, Chaunce Hayden, a gossip columnist for Steppin' Out magazine, told CNN last month he received a subpoena related to the SEC probe. The stock was also up about 11 percent in the week before Stern made the announcement, and 24 percent in the four weeks before the move was disclosed. Shares of Sirius jumped nearly 30 percent during the first day of trading after Stern's announcement of a five-year, $500 million deal with the satellite radio operator before closing up 16 percent on the day.
It quoted a spokesman from Sirius as saying, "We have no reason to believe this matter involves Sirius or any actions of its officers, directors or employees, and neither Sirius nor any of its officers, directors or employees have received a subpoena in this matter." The Post said Mund was not available for comment.
HOWARD STERN RONNIE BUYS A LIMO DRIVER
6, the day after the deal was announced, Stern told listeners that his driver had bragged in the studio about how he had bought Sirius ( Research) stock cheap before the announcement. The New York Post reported that the SEC is looking into whether Stern's driver, Ronnie Mund - known on the show as "Ronnie The Limo Driver" - bought stock of Sirius based on information that the deal was imminent. It was fun while it lasted, and now it’s time to move on to bigger and better things: a new life where I’ll melt into the sidewalk, according to certain people,” the Las Vegas-bound limo driver concluded before singing a literal goodbye song to his TV, mirrored armoire, a ceiling fan he hated, and a tablecloth he hated even more.The Securities and Exchange Commission is expanding a probe into whether anyone profited from news that popular shock jock Howard Stern will move to Sirius Satellite Radio, according to some published reports Wednesday. “Your hands were in the sink and you couldn’t do nothing.” He also waxed nostalgic about receiving oral sex in a living room recliner and instigating sex with his fiancée while she washed the dishes in their banana-yellow kitchen. The erotic festivities weren’t limited to the bathroom, either. That’s as far as I’m going with this part of the story, that’s it.” Well, not in the sink I came up behind several times,” Ronnie continued. “This is where I piss, but I don’t shit here,” he explained in the clip.
The staffer even took the Stern Show’s cameras on a farewell tour of his old abode and pointed out several points of interest along the way, including a bathroom rarely used for defecation but frequently used for sex with his fiancée Stephanie.
“That was weird leaving that house, it was,” he told his boss on Tuesday’s show. Howard’s longtime limo driver famously relocated to Sin City over the break, but not before he waved goodbye to his headline-grabbing home in New York. It may be scorching hot in the Las Vegas desert, but as Ronnie Mund proved on Tuesday’s Stern Show things can get pretty steamy on the East Coast, too.
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