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Nasdaq Aims to Pay Up in SEC Facebook Probe
Nasdaq OMX Group Inc. plans to set aside $10 million in anticipation of settling a regulatory investigation into its handling of Facebook Inc.’s stock-market debut, according to people familiar with Nasdaq internal discussions.Voices
Netflix Cues Up Facebook, Twitter for Disclosure
Netflix Inc. is making it official: It “likes” social media.Voices
Nasdaq Is Still on Hook as SEC Backs Payout for Facebook IPO
U.S. regulators approved a plan by Nasdaq OMX Group Inc. to pay customers as much as $62 million for losses stemming from last year’s bungled Facebook Inc. stock-market debut, though the decision left the door open for Wall Street firms to take further legal action.Voices
U.S. Probes Microsoft, Partners Over Bribery Claims
Federal regulators are investigating Microsoft Corp.’s relationship with business partners that allegedly bribed foreign government officials in return for software contracts, according to people familiar with the matter.Voices
SEC Case Against Mark Cuban to Proceed
A federal judge in Dallas has denied a request by Dallas Mavericks owner and billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban to dismiss an insider-trading lawsuit.Voices
Judge Won’t Approve IBM, SEC Bribery Settlement
A federal judge castigated the Securities and Exchange Commission and International Business Machines Corp. Thursday, warning he wouldn’t “rubber stamp” their pending $10 million settlement over violations of an anti-bribery law.Voices
Hewlett Packard: Products Weren’t Knowingly Sold to Syria
Hewlett-Packard Co. says its technology wasn’t knowingly sold to Syria. The Palo Alto, Calif., technology giant made that assertion to the Securities and Exchange Commission in response to a letter dated Sept. 6 and disclosed in a recent regulatory filing.Can the Hedge Fund Dudes Save Groupon’s Stock?
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