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Securities Docket News Wire for December 26, 2013
Get caught up with the Securities Docket News Wire for December 26, 2013.
India: A bill with a class act – Livemint
However, the most important change of the year was the passage of The Companies Act, 2013, which will bring in significant changes in the way companies function and is likely to better protect the interest of shareholders. Among other things, the new law provides details for the buyout of the minority shareholders and simplifies the […]
Securities Docket News Wire for December 25, 2013
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Securities Docket News Wire for December 24, 2013
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Securities Docket News Wire for December 23, 2013
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Securities Docket News Wire for December 22, 2013
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SFO launches formal bribery investigation at Rolls-Royce – Telegraph
Rolls-Royce, the aero-engine manufacturer, said the Serious Fraud Office has launched a formal investigation into bribery and corruption allegations involving intermediaries in overseas markets. via SFO launches formal bribery investigation at Rolls-Royce – Telegraph
Into the Bitcoin Mines – DealBook
This brings you to the center of the operation, a fluorescent-lit room with more than 100 whirring silver computers, each in a locked cabinet and each cooled by blasts of Arctic air shot up from vents in the floor. These computers are the laborers of the virtual mines where Bitcoins are unearthed. Instead of swinging […]
Securities Docket News Wire for December 21, 2013
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Hong Kong shows its claws in $45m ruling against Tiger Asia – FT.com
Two US-based hedge fund managers have been ordered to pay HK$45m (US$5.8m) to compensate investors, having admitted to insider trading in Hong Kong after a fight to block the regulator from taking action against them. Tiger Asia and two of its senior managers, Bill Sung Kook Hwang and Raymond Park, lost a string of appeals […]