Source: FT.com New US whistleblowing incentives within the Dodd-Frank financial reform act – that could net informants multimillion dollar pay-outs – are likely to generate a surge in allegations against US-listed companies and Wall Street banks, lawyers say. Related posts Big Banks Face Financial Doomsday in 2012: Low Credit Ratings, High Regulation, and No Help [...]
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AFP – The New Delhi Commonwealth Games was rocked by fresh scandal with reports Saturday alleging that building quality certificates had been faked as costs for the 12-day event ballooned.
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The bipartisan panel investigating allegations that the Justice Department wrongly abandoned a case against the New Black Panther Party plans to issue a new round of subpoenas and call for a separate federal probe following explosive testimony from an ex-Justice official, a commissioner said. As the case heats up, members of the U.S. Commission on [...]
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The White House said Friday that it used former President Bill Clinton as an intermediary to try to nudge Rep. Joe Sestak (D., Pa.) out of a Democratic primary race for the Senate.
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Mr. Clinton raised with Mr. Sestak the possibility of an "uncompensated advisory board" position, according to a memorandum released Friday by White [...]
Source: WSJ.com
The White House said Friday that it used former President Bill Clinton as an intermediary to try to nudge Rep. Joe Sestak (D., Pa.) out of a Democratic primary race for the Senate.
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Mr. Clinton raised with Mr. Sestak the possibility of an "uncompensated advisory board" position, according to a memorandum released Friday by White [...]
