fines that are much smaller than those Balsillie and Lazaridis agreed to pay in settling with the Ontario Securities Commission.
According to the SEC's complaint, the executives made false and misleading disclosures about how RIM priced and accounted for options.
From 1998 through 2006, the company and the four senior executives illegally granted options to RIM executives and employees by back...
fines that are much smaller than those Balsillie and Lazaridis agreed to pay in settling with the Ontario Securities Commission.
According to the SEC's complaint, the executives made false and misleading disclosures about how RIM priced and accounted for options.
From 1998 through 2006, the company and the four senior executives illegally granted options to RIM executives and employees by back...
an opportunity to reinvent a category, create new rituals and grow our customer base.
Schultz said Via's target customer in the United States is the brewed coffee drinker.
Overseas, the company aims to win over new instant coffee users and to steal market share from established brands such Nestle SA's Nescafe and Kraft Foods Inc's Sanka.
The company already f...
Stanford used false information to promote a mutual fund program separate from the CDs. The program grew to more than $1.2 billion from less than $10 million in 2004.
There was no sign of imminent federal criminal charges against Stanford.
James Dunlap, a lawyer representing about a dozen investors who bought CDs from Stanford Financial Group, said he planned to sue the financial firm as early ...
WASHINGTON - Blackberry maker Research in Motion's co-chief executives settled U.S. regulator claims that they illegally backdated millions of stock options over an eight-year period, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said on Tuesday.
RIM Co-CEOs James Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis did not admit to or deny the SEC's allegations. Balsillie agreed to pay $3...
NEW YORK - Stocks slid on Tuesday, sending Wall Street near bear-market lows as grim regional manufacturing data signaled the recession is worsening, while signs of more trouble in the banking sector sank financials.
Financial shares led the way down on fears of more trouble for European banks after Moody's Investors Service said various eastern Europe banks faced downgrades and that recession ...
and someone will need to buy the bonds to pay for it.
Based on the data, there is little to suggest that interest in U.S. government debt is drying up, said Vassili Sereberiakov, senior currency strategist at Wells Fargo on New York.
(Additional Reporting by Lynn Adler, Ryan Vlastelica, Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss)
for U.S. credit cards rose to 7.82 percent in January from 7.71 percent in December, while the rate for loans at least 30 days delinquent increased to 5.02 percent from 4.78 percent.
The McLean, Virginia-based company said it expects loan losses from U.S. cards to increase to 8.1 percent in the first quarter.
In auto loans, Capital One's charge-off rate rose to 6.09 percent in January from 5.9...
NEW YORK - Wal-Mart Stores Inc posted a profit that beat Wall Street forecasts, fueled by sales at its namesake U.S. discount stores, and said it expects to outperform rivals as a global downturn forces shoppers to seek low prices.
Shares in the world's largest retailer rose 3 percent on the results, as investors shrugged off fears of a deeper global recession that prompted stock ...
NEW YORK - Stocks tumbled on Tuesday, pulling the benchmark S&P 500 index to its lowest in three months, after a regional manufacturing report fell to a record low and financial shares slid further on signs of more trouble for European banks.
Dismal economic data from Japan added to the gloom and made oil prices sink. Energy shares were the biggest drag on the Dow and S&P stock indexes, ...
NEW YORK - The Federal Reserve needs a more systematic approach to expanding U.S. money supply to avoid deflation as it combats a global recession that looks likely to last at least through the first half of 2009, a top Fed official said on Tuesday.
A key near-term risk for 2009 is disinflation and possibly deflation, St Louis Federal Reserve Bank President James Bullard said in remarks prep...
for U.S. credit cards rose to 7.82 percent in January from 7.71 percent in December, while the rate for loans at least 30 days delinquent increased to 5.02 percent from 4.78 percent.
The McLean, Virginia-based company said it expects loan losses from U.S. cards to increase to 8.1 percent in the first quarter.
In auto loans, Capital One's charge-off rate rose to 6.09 percent in January from 5.9...
Federal agents entered the Houston office of Stanford Financial Group on Tuesday, according to a Reuters eyewitness on the scene.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called for coordinated action to revive the global economy on Tuesday and invited Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso to meet President Barack Obama at the White House next week.
NEW YORK - Stocks tumbled on Tuesday as investors confronted fresh signs that the recession is worsening and worried that efforts to stabilize the beleaguered financial system may not prove sufficient.
The slide took the benchmark S&P 500 below the 800 level for the first time since the bear market low of November 21, weighed by financials, energy companies and big manufacturers.
Shares of ...
Bank of America announced it made a $402 million payment to the federal government to pay back the U.S. government's investment as part of the $45 billion in bailout funds it received last year and early this year.
U.S. President Barack Obama signed a $787 billion economic stimulus bill into law on Tuesday as global markets plunged on fears that the recession would deepen despite government action in many countries
President Barack Obama was set on Wednesday to unveil a plan to stabilize the troubled housing market, a main cause of the economy's deepening slump.
Alcatel-Lucent is seen as a key supplier of network equipment for a big upgrade at Verizon Wireless, along with other top contenders such as Ericsson, Nokia Siemens and Huawei, according to analysts and experts.
Hundreds of people lined up at Texas billionaire Allen Stanford's Antiguan bank on Wednesday seeking to withdraw funds, a day after the tycoon was charged with an $8 billion fraud.
NEW YORK - Stocks sank on Tuesday on concern that the recession is worsening and that efforts to stabilize the beleaguered financial system may not be enough.
The slide took the benchmark S&P 500 below the 800 level for the first time since the bear market low of November 21 as financials and shares of big energy companies weighed.
Shares of Bank of America fell 10.7 percent t...
NEW YORK - Wal-Mart Stores Inc posted a quarterly profit that beat Wall Street forecasts, helped by higher sales at its namesake U.S. discount stores, and said it expects to outperform competitors as a global downturn forces shoppers to seek low prices.
Shares in the world's largest retailer rose 3.5 percent on the results, as investors shrugged off fears of a deeper global recess...
