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The US Supreme Court in a path breaking ruling held that units of national banks were largely exempt from state regulation. The decision has infuriated critics who argue that it would further wear away the ability of California and other states to...
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US authorities have started investigating the lending practices at Beazer Homes USA Inc., BusinessWeek reported on Tuesday. The news sent a shock wave to the stock...
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The US Supreme Court on Monday revitalized some tobacco lawsuits when it declined to permit Philip Morris, the big US cigarette maker, to fight cases involving...
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Re-launching one of the most shocking chapters of post-Soviet era, Russia has sued Bank of New York Co. for $22.5 billion for its role in a money-laundering design that...
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The Swiss authorities have launched a criminal investigation into allegations of bribery and corruption surrounding Britain’s biggest defense firm, BAE Systems....
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Morgan Stanley, the world’s second- largest securities firm, has agreed to pay $8 million to settle US Securities and Exchange Commission allegations that it...
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The Securities and Exchange Commission is contemplating recommending a civil enforcement action against a unit of Britain’s Barclays PLC for debt trading that was...
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The beleaguered chief of engineering group Siemens, Klaus Kleinfeld, has said that he will stand down later this year. Kleinfeld, who is under pressure because of...
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US securities regulators have declared on Tuesday that they would bring no civil charges against Apple over the backdating of executive stock options. However, they...
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The Securities and Exchange Commission is expected to file securities-fraud charges almost immediately against two former Apple executives including general counsel...
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A human-rights group has filed a lawsuit against Yahoo Inc. for purportedly making available information to the Chinese government that led to the persecution, torture...
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Software giant Microsoft has agreed to pay $180 million to settle claims by Iowa consumers who contended they were overcharged for company products purchased between...
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In an interesting development, frustrated Take-Two Interactive shareholders ousted five of six board members up for re-election, including the chief executive, who was...
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Dell, one of the world’s largest makers of personal computers, has revealed that it found evidences of misconduct and errors in its accounting in the middle of...
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Texas regulators could fine TXU Corp. $210 million for manipulating the state’s electricity market in the summer of 2005, under a staff proposal issued on...
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The chief executive of French oil and gas group Total Christophe de Margerie was brought under formal investigation for alleged corruption, under a criminal probe into...
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Oracle Corp. has recently filed lawsuit against its competitor SAP on the allegations that its German competitor has clandestinely and illegally acquired proprietary...
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Walt Disney Co. has confirmed that options at Pixar Inc. were backdated before its takeover of the computer-animation studio. However, it has said that no one now...
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New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has said that an investigation by his office has revealed widespread, questionable financial arrangements among student-loan...
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Trials against the fallen newspaper magnate, Conrad Black, began yesterday in Chicago. Black is accused of pillaging $80 million from his Hollinger media empire, which...
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The California Attorney General’s office on Wednesday dismissed all charges against the former HP chairman, Patricia Dunn, who was last year forced to resign...
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Indian Supreme Court in a landmark judgment on Monday ruled that foreign firms would not have to pay tax on their global income earned from business related to their...
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The battle for control of Dutch bank ABN Amro further intensified amid claims and counter-claims by the two major suitors that they represent the best value for the...
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Oracle Corp. has lodged new charges on Friday against rival SAP AG, adding more details about an alleged conspiracy to steal Oracle’s intellectual property from...
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Vonage, a voice over IP provider facing a patent infringement lawsuit from Verizon Communications, won a permanent stay of a previous injunction, which means it can...
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A Texas judge hearing 1,300 Vioxx lawsuits against Merck & Co. dismissed the claim that the company has failed to properly warn users about the painkiller’s...
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A human-rights group has filed a lawsuit against Yahoo Inc. for purportedly making available information to the Chinese government that led to the persecution, torture...
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Joseph Nacchio, the aggressive chief executive who witnessed Qwest’s spectacular growth as well as its near collapse into bankruptcy, was found guilty on 19 of 42...
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The US authorities have announced that the government has joined in a whistleblower lawsuit filed against Hewlett-Packard, Sun Microsystems and Accenture, accusing the...
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Software giant Microsoft has agreed to pay $180 million to settle claims by Iowa consumers who contended they were overcharged for company products purchased between...
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Vonage Holdings Corp., the pioneer of Internet-based phone calls, has recently said that patent disputes could lead to bankruptcy. The filing with the US Securities and...
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Japan’s Toshiba Corp. and South Korea’s Hynix Semiconductor Inc. has recently announced that they have signed a cross-licence deal to end a series of...
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