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Israel banks mull conversion of TowerJazz notes
Nasdaq-listed shares were down 8.6 percent at 76 cents in early trade, while its Tel Aviv shares closed 9 percent lower.
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United Maritime wraps up $220M sale of barge subsidiary
United Maritime Group LLC has completed the sale of U.S. United Barge LLC to Ingram Barge Co.
LA PUENTE - Lois Maben is a self-described bulldog who has made great strides at increasing transparency and accountability at City Hall.
If you think MRI tests are expensive, try buying a magnetic resonance imaging machine.
China's Ku6.com CFO Resignation Comes In Wake Of Board Turbulence
Shen Xiaotong, chief financial officer of Ku6.com, has resigned due to personal reasons, and Feng Jie, the company's vice president for finance, will temporarily command the CFO position.
Insider Trading is a weekly report of stock transactions involving officers, directors and owners of 10 percent or more of a publicly held company.
Crowd funding lobbyists get in on ground floor
Startups looking to take advantage of a new law allowing them to sell their stock online to the public can't count that seed money just yet.
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SEC Staff Ends Probe of Lehman Without Finding Fraud
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission investigators have concluded their probe of possible financial fraud at Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.
Icahn Buys Stake in Chesapeake to Force Overhaul of Board
Billionaire investor Carl Icahn bought a 7.56 percent stake in Chesapeake Energy Corp.
Apple CEO Tim Cook turns down $75m dividend income
In a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday, Apple says Mr Cook asked that his restricted stock units not receive dividends.
GM didn't disclose $600,000 deal for CFO's wife's firm
General Motors told the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission today that it failed to report a $600,000 deal given to an ad agency where the wife of GM's chief financial officer is a partner.
Investment Crowdfunding Closer to Launch
As part of a lengthy meeting with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission last week, the National Crowdfunding Association, www.NLCFA.org, delivered a twenty-four-point memorandum outlining the primary concerns and open questions regarding the regulations the SEC is currently drafting for the American investment crowdfunding market.
Facebook IPO prompts legal free-for-all
As Facebook's IPO "bungle" explodes on the legal scene this week, firms litigating against and defending NASDAQ, the banks that took Facebook public, and the public itself are running rampant.
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Mary Schapiro is weighing whether to allow money-market mutual funds to charge a fee on customers who take out money from the firms during a liquidity crisis, according to a person familiar with the discussions.
Bribery scandal may dampen Wal-Mart annual party
But a bribery scandal has led to growing calls for its chief executive and others to be removed from the boardroom and activist shareholders threaten to put a damper on the June 1 party, even if their efforts have little chance of succeeding.
UPDATE 4-Independent director Daft quits Green Mountain board
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc independent director Douglas Daft resigned from the board this week, at a time when concerns about slowing growth and allegations of accounting malpractice have hammered the stock.
Facebook, 'Titanic" Of IPOs, Could Poison Tech Company Pipeline
Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg ceremoniously starts Nasdaq trading May 18, 90 minutes before disasters start plaguing Facebook's first trades.
Timken to shutter Ontario plant
Thomas, Ont., in the next year in another blow to one of the cities hit hardest by the recession and the crisis afflicting Canada's manufacturing sector.
Fact check: TV ad attacks Pat McCrory without needed context
Funded by the Democratic Governors Association. "Tree.com: A company that paid Pat McCrory over $140,000 to sit on its board while he was mayor of Charlotte." Pat McCrory joined the Tree.com board of directors in January 2009.
Apple CEO gives up $75 million in dividend income
Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook will not be earning dividend income on the more than 1 million shares to which he is entitled, which will cost him about $75 million.