Sinovel was charged with stealing AMSC's trade secrets and using the same illegally. (Photo : Reuters)Sinovel imported its wind turbines to the US.
Legal & Regulatory
HSBC settles a record US$1.92 billion money-laundering case
HSBC Holdings Plc settled with the federal and state investigators's charges against it for US$1.92 billion.
Barclays to cut down lending to comply with PRA rules
Barclays may need to cut down on lending to comply with the Bank of England's leverage ratio requirements.
European Commission Extends Review Period for Crane Co Acquisition
Crane Co, a diversified maker of engineered industrial products said today that the European Commission has extended its initial review period for the acquisition of MEI Conlux.
Ex-Dow Officer Involved In Insider Trading Charged
Mark Murrel and two others charged with insider trading for Dow Chemical Co's acquisition of Rohm & Haas Co in 2008.
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China started its investigation on the "dumping" of EU wine in the country. (Photo : Reuters)Chinese authorities started probe on EU wine imports today.
Citi Group would pay Fannie Mae US$968 million for potential mortgage repurchase claims incurred between 2000-2002.
Banks, Markit, and ISDA were charged with cutting off two credit derivatives transactions by the EU.
Sinovel, formally charged with source code theft, divested four of its units outside China. (Photo : Reuters)This is the headquarters of Sinovel in China.
The European Union accused 13 investment banks for conniving against rivals in the credit derivatives industry.
The government of India may allow foreign retail stores such as Walmart and Tesco to come into the industry without any of those conditions given that their multi-brand retail venture is less than 50%.
Canadian investors fear the lack of transparency and inappropriate conduct from Pakistani government.
TrimTabs has reported losses amounting to US$47.2 billion for bond mutual funds and bond ETFs. (Photo : Reuters)The image is the gold inset sign of Wall Street.
The chairman of the Chinese Banking Regulatory Commission allays fears of liquidity issues saying that the system has sufficient funds to cover all settlements.
