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2 hrs ago | Business Journal

Sommerhauser sells $2M worth of Kohl's shares

Peter Sommerhauser said his sale of $2 million in Kohl's stock had nothing to do with the company's performance.

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Related Topix: Retail, Kohls, KSS Retail, Financial Services

7 hrs ago | Reuters

U.S. judge limits ex-Goldman Sachs executive's defense in fraud case

Fabrice Tourre listens before testifying at the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Investigations Subcommittee hearing on ''Wall Street and the Financial Crisis: The Role of Investment Banks'' on Capitol Hill in Washington April 27, 2010 file photo.

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Related Topix: Goldman Sachs, Financial Services, Investment Services, Cohen Group, Consulting, Securities and Exchange Commission, Corporate / Securities Law, Law, Mortgage, Personal Finance

7 hrs ago | Internet Retailer

Facebook makes a pittance from placing ads on other sites

Facebook Inc. generated less than $3 million when it tested placing ads on other web sites and mobile apps last year, the social network reported in a recent U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing.

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Related Topix: Startups, Facebook, Social Software, Financial Services

11 hrs ago | International Business Times

Securities And Exchange Commission Mulls Policy Shift To Push More...

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is debating whether to push fraudsters engaged in "egregious misconduct" into conceding wrongdoing after an SEC enforcement action, in a move away from longtime policy, the Financial Times reported Wednesday.

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Related Topix: Securities and Exchange Commission, Corporate / Securities Law, Law, Financial Services

14 hrs ago | MarketWatch

Smithfield CEO could get $46 million

Chief Executive C. Larry Pope could receive more than $46 million in potential merger-related payments after helping to orchestrate his company's sale to China's Shuanghui International Holdings Ltd. for $4.7 billion.

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Related Topix: Financial Services

Tue Jun 18, 2013

Business Journal

APS further delays purchase of Four Corners units

Arizona Public Service Co. is putting off its purchase of two units at the Four Corners Power Plant for the foreseeable future in part because of potential deregulation of electric markets in the state.

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Related Topix: Energy, Arizona Public Service, Pinnacle West Capital Corporation, Financial Services

USA Today

Duke Energy names new CEO

Duke Energy Corp. has its first female chief executive - an Ohio native who was tabbed as a rising star early in her career as an audit assistant for a Cincinnati accounting firm.

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Related Topix: Duke Energy, Energy, Charlotte, NC, Newell (Charlotte, NC), Financial Services, Cinergy, Accounting, Arthur Andersen

Reuters

Mini flash crashes caused by sloppiness, not a broken market -SEC

Unexplained rapid price drops in single stocks have generally been triggered by human error, not nefarious trading activity or high-speed trading algorithms gone wild, an official at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said on Tuesday.

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Related Topix: Securities and Exchange Commission, Corporate / Securities Law, Law, Financial Markets, Financial Services

Nanaimo Daily News

U.S. hedge fund increases its ownership stake in Tim Hortons to 5.5%

A New-York based hedge fund is putting pressure on Tim Hortons Inc. to make changes to boost profitability just months after the restaurant chain saw similar requests from another U.S. investor.

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Related Topix: Tim Hortons, Financial Services, Drink, Coffee

Business Journal

Target shareholders narrowly approve 'say on pay' vote

Target Corp. shareholders narrowly approved the retailer's executive compensation policies in a "say on pay" vote at the annual meeting last week.

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Related Topix: Retail, Target, Financial Services

Business Journal

New Beaumont-area chemical company files for $480M IPO

OCI Partners LP owns an ammonia and methanol plant near Beaumont. The facility's previous owners shut it down in 2004, and OCI started the plant back up in July 2012.

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Related Topix: Nederland, TX, Financial Services, Securities and Exchange Commission, Corporate / Securities Law, Law, Exxon Mobil, Energy, Oil & Gas

Business Journal

US Airways headquarters building sold in Tempe for $42 million

Here's an interesting deal that recently went down but flew under the radar: The US Airways headquarters building in Tempe was sold to new majority ownership for $41.8 million.

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Related Topix: Transportation, Airlines, US Airways Group, Tempe, AZ, Real Estate, W P Carey and Co, Parkway Properties, REIT, Personal Finance, Financial Services

Mon Jun 17, 2013

ComputerWorld

High-frequency trading fears overblown: ASIC

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission today confirmed it will not move ahead with previously proposed regulatory changes to rein in high-frequency trading , after a report released earlier this year found that the impact of HFT on the Australian market was minimal.

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Related Topix: Science, Computer Science, Financial Services

Reuters

Chesapeake hires former SEC lawyer as compliance officer

Chesapeake Energy Corp on Monday named as chief compliance officer a lawyer the oil and gas company had previously hired to respond to an investigation by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

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Related Topix: Securities and Exchange Commission, Corporate / Securities Law, Law, Chesapeake Energy, Energy, Oil & Gas, Financial Services, Fort Worth, TX

Internet Retailer

CDW to go public

CDW Corp. once again plans to join the ranks of publicly traded companies. The computer parts and electronics retailer filed an initial public offering Friday with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, aiming to raise $738 million by selling stock.

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Related Topix: Retail, Computers, CDW, Financial Services, Securities and Exchange Commission, Corporate / Securities Law, Law, Venture Capital, Emerging Technology

The Washington Post

IPO-Seeking China Companies Pay More to Avoid Boards Going Naked

The 59-year-old former banker, a Mandarin-speaking American, sits on the boards of five U.S.-listed Chinese companies, including JinkoSolar Holding Co.

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Related Topix: Financial Services, World News, China, Business News

ComputerWorld

Best Places spotlight: FINRA recognizes and rewards success

IT employees at the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority know they'll be recognized for a job well done, says Matt Cardillo, director of application development at the Rockville, Md.-based enforcement arm of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

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Related Topix: Financial Services

Sat Jun 15, 2013

JD Supra

SEC Issues New FAQs on Conflict Minerals Rules

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission recently published limited guidance on frequently asked questions relating to the SEC's new Conflict Mineral Rules, which require U.S. issuers that manufacture or contract to manufacture products containing conflict minerals to disclose annually whether those minerals originated in the Democratic Republic ... (more)

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Related Topix: Securities and Exchange Commission, Corporate / Securities Law, Law, Financial Services, World News, Congo, Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo

The Kansas City Star

FDICa s Tom Hoenig concerned about risky bank practices

Thomas Hoenig, vice chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., said banks chasing 20 percent returns are aiming too high.

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Related Topix: Federal Deposit Insurance, Financial Services, Goldman Sachs, Investment Services, Merrill Lynch and Co, Offbeat

Business Journal

SEC settles Morgan Keegan pricing case

A settlement with former directors of Morgan Keegan mutual funds sends a 'clear warning' to fund directors and trustees, according to a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission official.

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Related Topix: Financial Services, Securities and Exchange Commission, Corporate / Securities Law, Law

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