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Corzine deflects blame for MF Global demise
WASHINGTON AP - Jon Corzine will tell a House panel Thursday that he doesn't know the location of client money that went missing when MF Global failed. And he will argue that he inherited a firm doomed by the risks his predecessors took.Yet Corzine says he accepts responsibility for the firm's risky bets and says its customers' losses weigh on his mind "every day - every hour.HP-owned Mercury Interactive settles stock options lawsuit for $117.5M
SAN JOSE, Calif. AP - Mercury Interactive, one of the first companies to reveal its financial records were faulty because of stock options tampering, has agreed to pay $117.5 million to settle a group of lawsuits accusing the business software maker of duping investors, the company and shareholder lawyers said Monday.
Secrets of Georgia's inspector general
By day, he is Georgia's inspector general, the guy who investigates allegations of fraud, waste and abuse in state government. Murky and turbulent waters, to be sure.Boards tie CEO pay more tightly to performance
By Joann S. Lublin, The Wall Street Journalvia AP - More chief executive officers are finding strings attached to their free lunch.Amid rising complaints about excessive executive compensation, an increasing number of corporate boards are imposing performance targets on the stock and stock options they include in their CEOs' pay packages.
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Stockbrokers unite Overtime Pay may be your right
Ann WoolnerPicture a stockbroker in the middle of a busy trading day hopping up on a desk and lifting a sign that says: Overtime Okay, so maybe this movie scene reworked from "Norma Rae," about a textile worker who organizes her mill, won't play out on Wall Street any time soon. What is playing out in California courthouses are suits filed by stockbrokers who say laws require brokerage houses to pay them overtime.Dueling releases mark end of federal lawsuit
The leader of Troutman Sanders' real estate investment and capitalization practice in New York is claiming a victory of sorts in a $14 million settlement of claims by the Department of Justice that he arranged $50 million in kickbacks for an Atlanta-based nursing home company in which he and his brother are major stakeholders.Families feud over dead teen's damages
The Georgia Supreme Court would be the next venue to decide who can recover any damages from the death of a teenager in an accident with a police car-the boy's parents or the daughter whom he didn't live to see born.The unusual legal battle has raged since October 2007, when Byron Trent Pyles, who went by Trent, died at age 16 after his automobile crash with a Locust Grove police officer.O.J. Simpson pleads not guilty to kidnapping, armed robbery charges in Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS AP - O.J. Simpson firmly pleaded not guilty Wednesday at his arraignment on charges of kidnapping and armed robbery of two sports memorabilia dealers.Simpson stood and entered his plea before Clark County District Court Judge Jackie Glass, who will preside at his trial along with co-defendants Clarence "C.Recruiters list the rsum essentials for GC wannabes
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