Robert Ramnarine, former Bristol-Myers executive pleaded guilty to the insider trading charges filed against him.
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LVS Asks Las Vegas Court to Cancel US$101.6 Million Verdict
Las Vegas Sands Corp asked trial judge in Nevada to cancel the US$101.6 million verdict award in favor of businessman Richard Suen.
Telus ends plan to buy Mobilicity after government intervenes
Telus drops plans to buy-out Mobilicity. (Photo : REUTERS)Canada's 2nd largest wireless company The transfer of the license for Mobilicity's wireless spectrum to Telus was declined.
Japan Telco giant increases bid on Sprint
Japan's SoftBank announced on Monday an increase in their initial offer to counter bid by Dish Network.
Lucio Tan to Consider Exiting Philippine Airlines After Two Decades
Billionaire Lucio Tan is considering to exit the aviation industry by means of share sale after two decades in the business.
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Oil and Natural Gas Company (ONGC) India withdrew its statement last Monday after announcing a deal with Rovuma Area 1 in Mozambique.
The US Stocks were able to end up with little changes on Monday after the country's credit outlook was revised from negative to stable.
The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported on Monday. The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported on Monday.
Five board members of the new airline formed from the merger US Airways Group, AMR Corp and American Airlines come from investment firms.
Deloitte, the tax and advisory firm, has bought McColl Partners. (Photo : Reuters)The image is the logo of the top accounting firms in the US, Deloitte.
Freddie Mac announced a higher than market average value for its three month and six month bonds totalling US$3 billion.
Greece is required to sell off its energy company shareholdings as part of their bailout deal. (Photo : REUTERS)A Greek flag flies behind a statue to European unity outside the European Parliament in Brussels The largest refinery in Greece, Hellenic Petroleum was one of the assets identified in the privatization plan of the country.
Financial services agency Standard & Poor's revised its credit outlook rating on the United States to 'stable' from a previous rating of negative, citing instances of increased tax receipts.
Britain's second largest pharmaceutical company, AstraZeneca, plans on buying U.S. based Pearl Therapeutics.
