There were more than 110 China brokerages that would undergo government probe after Everbright Securities made a CNY23.4 billion buy order error.
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The Microsoft Corp and Google's Motorola Mobility saga continues
The second part of the trial on patent infringement between Microsoft and Google's Motorola will continue this week.
Social media rally Filipinos against "pork barrel"
The world saw Filipinos staged a mass rally against corruption that was organized via social media like Facebook and Twitter.
China accuses CNPC VP of "severe breaches of discipline"
CNPC vice president Wang Yongchun is under investigation from the China Ministry of Supervision due to unspecified breaches of discipline.
Exchange law will help Kwanza trade, says Angolan Central Bank
Exchange law passed last year was done as a step toward increased kwanza trade. According to the Banco de Nacional de Angola, Angola's central bank, the amount of dollars sold at auctions by the central bank has been halved due to a foreign exchange law.
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The Reserve Bank of India would scrutinize pending foreign deals after the steep fall in rupee's value.
Chinese regulators sought confessions from foreign companies regarding any committed antitrust violations and warned them about hiring external lawyers to fight the said accusations.
US District Judge George B. Daniels dismissed the suit filed by Teamsters Local 282 Pension Trust Fund against the credit ratings agency Moody's.
Delbert Belton was beaten to death by two teenagers, expanding again the issues of penal institutions and their activities.
Atlas Elektronik and Rheinmetall Defence Electronics were raided by German authorities in relation to bribery accusations on a submarine equipment order.
Agustin Carstens, Governor of the Mexican central bank, asked the US Federal Reserve to clarify its plans for the reduction of its monthly bond purchases.
The presence of wild pigs had become a huge problem in the United States. Agriculture authorities in the US said wild pigs had become a tremendous problem in the country.
Banks were prompted to look at their tradition of "client hires" as the SEC deepened its investigation of JPMorgan's hiring of two Chinese nationals.
Public labor unions asked a US court to throw out Detroit's bankruptcy filing on various grounds.
