US: NY contractor exec pleads guilty to bid rigging
KEvin Schuler, a former executive with Buffalo, New York general contractor LPCiminelli, pleaded guilty to fraud and conspiracy for his
KEvin Schuler, a former executive with Buffalo, New York general contractor LPCiminelli, pleaded guilty to fraud and conspiracy for his
Falls Church-based Northrop Grumman received final regulatory approval Tuesday, June 5, for its acquisition of rocket maker Orbital ATK,
After committing US$5 billion to investments in India, Amazon reportedly wants to increase its investment by US$2 billion. With
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21st Century Fox can proceed with its planned takeover bid for Sky, provided it sells the pay-TV broadcaster’s news division,
Australian prosecutors charged the former local heads of Citigroup and Deutsche Bank with criminal cartel offenses, the most dramatic move
In an order dated June 1 and obtained by the Law Journal on Monday, June 4, the US Supreme Court
SoftBank Group, the owner of British chip design company Arm, will cede control of Arm’s Chinese operations and the unit
Tujia.com, Airbnb’s equivalent in the China market, denied the rumor of a possible merger, stating that the two short-term rental
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