Ex-SAC Capital fund manager Mathew Martoma was charged with insider trading after having received tips from a source identified as "Doctor-2".
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American Airlines and US Airways seek trail in US antitrust lawsuit
American Airlines and US Airways Group had sought for a trial that would rescheduled an anti-trust lawsuit filed against the proposed merger of the two airline companies.
Student killed by three 'bored' teens
Christopher Lane, a student on a baseball scholarship in Oklahoma, was shot and killed while jogging by three 'bored' teenagers.
Goldman Sachs director accused of rape
A confirmed managing director at Goldman Sachs was charged with rape and released on bail. A managing director at Goldman Sachs New York was charged with the rape of a 20 year old woman while on vacation at the upscale Hamptons over the week.
Corruption trial showcases pervasive corruption in China
The corruption trial of former politician Bo Xilai showcased the extent and pervasiveness of corruption in China.
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Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) was to receive USD4 million as part of the international donor component of its finances.
NHTSA issues statement to counter Elon Musk of Tesla's claim that the Model S is the 'safest car ever.'
Jesta Digital LLC would refund its clients and pay USD1.2 million to the Federal Trade Commission over claims that Jesta included unwarranted fees to consumers' cellphone bills.
US District Judge Samuel Conti dismissed a court case filed by the shareholders of Netflix Inc due to failure to resolve shortcomings.
L'Oreal's planned expansion into China's beauty markets had been burdened with complications as the country mandates animal testing for every new product introduced to Chinese consumers.
After Everbright Securities Co. made erroneous buy orders of CNY23.4 billion last August 16, the state-backed firm suspended the head of its proprietary trading division.
Vodacom Tanzania announced plans for network expansion with TZS 200 billion investment. South Africa's Vodacom in Tanzania announced its plans to develop and grow in the country within the year.
China's antitrust regulators placed pressure to thirty foreign firms as they seek confessions for antritrust violations on a closed-door meeting held last July 24 and 25.
China's central bank said it would include all loans issued by trust companies in its database in an effort to curb risky lending.
